Pulas Yowat

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Pulas Yowat is a researcher in mechanical and manufacturing engineering, with a focus on machining dynamics, robotic-assisted manufacturing, and vibration control. His most cited work, "Delaying tool chatter in turning with a two-link robotic arm" (2012, 28 citations), introduces an innovative approach to suppressing regenerative chatter—a persistent instability that limits productivity and surface quality in turning operations. By integrating a two-link robotic arm into the machining process, Yowat demonstrates how active compliance and real-time adjustment can delay the onset of chatter, extending stable cutting conditions. This contribution bridges robotics and traditional machining, offering a practical pathway toward more flexible, automated, and chatter-free manufacturing. While his citation count reflects a niche but impactful contribution, the work is notable for its early integration of robotic dynamics into process control—a theme that has since gained traction in intelligent manufacturing research. Yowat’s research continues to influence studies on adaptive machining and robot-assisted precision engineering, making him a relevant figure for students and researchers exploring the intersection of robotics and metal cutting.