Niloy Roy
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About
Niloy Roy is a researcher focused on advancing human-robot interaction (HRI) and developing robotic solutions for disaster response, particularly in the context of developing nations like Bangladesh. His primary contributions lie in creating efficient, non-touch interfaces for controlling semi-autonomous robots. In his most cited work, "A Novel Dynamic Hand Gesture and Movement Trajectory Recognition model for Non-Touch HRI Interface" (2019, 15 citations), Roy proposes a robust hand gesture recognition system that enables intuitive, sensor-based control of robots, addressing a key challenge in making HRI more accessible and practical for real-world applications. Additionally, his paper "Robotic Unit Model Proposal for Rescue & Aiding: For Disasters in Bangladesh" (2018, 3 citations) tackles the urgent need for specialized robotic units to assist in urban disaster scenarios, highlighting the potential of robotics in mitigating the effects of rapid urbanization and infrastructure strain. Roy’s work demonstrates a commitment to applying cutting-edge robotics to solve pressing societal problems, bridging the gap between theoretical HRI models and tangible, life-saving technologies.
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