Neha Mohanta

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Neha Mohanta is a researcher in rehabilitation robotics and prosthetic design, with a focus on developing dexterous, multi-fingered prosthetic hands that restore functional control for individuals with limb differences. Her most-cited work, "Design and Control Dynamics of Multi-Fingered Prosthetic Hand" (2019), addresses the critical challenge of achieving precise, adaptive grasping in prosthetic devices—enabling users to perform a variety of everyday tasks, from delicate object manipulation to firm grip control. By integrating dynamic control strategies with mechanical design, Mohanta's research bridges the gap between robotic dexterity and practical rehabilitation needs. Though early in her career, her contributions have already garnered attention (2 citations), laying groundwork for more intuitive, responsive prosthetics. Her work aligns with broader advances in service robotics and assistive technology, aiming to improve quality of life through smarter, human-centered design. As she continues to explore control dynamics and user-centered innovation, Mohanta is poised to make lasting impacts in the field of biomechatronics and rehabilitation engineering.