Pitikhate Sooraska

King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang

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Pitikhate Sooraksa is a pioneering researcher in chaotic robotics and engineering education, best known for developing “No-CPU” chaotic robots that replace traditional microprocessors with simple, analog chaotic circuits to generate unpredictable yet functional gaits. His seminal work, “No-CPU Chaotic Robots: From Classroom to Commerce” (2010, 44 citations), demonstrates how chaotic signals can guide robots to navigate without central processing units, dramatically reducing cost and complexity. This innovation bridges theoretical chaos theory with practical, low-cost robotics, making advanced robotics accessible for classroom learning and commercial applications. Sooraksa’s contributions have been cited over 44 times, reflecting their influence in both academic and industrial circles. His research uniquely integrates nonlinear dynamics, control systems, and educational technology, inspiring a new generation of engineers to explore chaotic systems in real-world devices. By transforming abstract mathematical concepts into tangible, affordable robots, Sooraksa has left a lasting mark on engineering pedagogy and the democratization of robotics.