Pratik Shreshta
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Pratik Shreshta’s research sits at the critical intersection of intelligent robotics and sociotechnical systems, exploring how advanced robotic technologies can be successfully transitioned from controlled laboratory environments to complex, real-world field applications. His most cited work, “From Lab to Field: A Sociotechnical Systems View of the Organisational Cycle for Intelligent Robotics Technologies Ideation, Planning, Design, Development and Deployment” (2023, 3 citations), co-authored with Karyne Ang, Shankar Sankaran, and Dikai Liu, represents a foundational contribution to the field. This paper introduces a comprehensive organizational lifecycle framework that integrates technical development with human, organizational, and operational factors—addressing a persistent gap in robotics deployment. By emphasizing the sociotechnical dimensions of ideation, planning, design, and deployment, Shreshta’s work provides practitioners and researchers with a structured approach to overcoming the barriers that often prevent innovative robotics solutions from achieving practical impact. While still early in his career, his focus on bridging theory and practice positions him as a thoughtful voice in the robotics community, offering actionable insights for those seeking to move intelligent systems from the lab bench to the field site.
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