Premankur Banerjee
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Premankur Banerjee is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction and haptic feedback systems for space exploration. His work centers on developing telerobotic technologies that bridge the gap between human operators and remote robotic systems, with a particular focus on planetary missions. Banerjee’s key contribution lies in designing and evaluating tactile display interfaces that enhance operator performance in extraterrestrial environments. His most cited paper, “Towards a VR Evaluation Suite for Tactile Displays in Telerobotic Space Missions” (2023), has garnered 4 citations, establishing a foundational framework for testing haptic feedback in simulated space conditions. This work addresses a critical challenge: enabling precise robotic manipulation on distant celestial bodies without direct human presence. By integrating virtual reality with tactile feedback, Banerjee’s research supports major space agencies’ efforts to deploy autonomous systems ahead of crewed missions. His findings offer practical insights for improving teleoperation accuracy and reducing cognitive load on operators. Banerjee’s contributions are particularly relevant as space agencies accelerate plans for lunar and Martian exploration, where reliable telerobotic control will be essential. His work continues to shape the development of intuitive, high-fidelity interfaces for the next generation of space robotics.
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