R. Maheswar

KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Barkatullah University

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R. Maheswar is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of sensor technology, autonomous systems, and smart urban development. His primary contributions focus on human detection using multi-sensor platforms, where he has explored the integration of various sensors to locate survivors in disaster zones—a critical area for emergency response. His most cited paper, "Multiple Sensor based Human Detection Robots: A Review" (2023), with 5 citations, provides a comprehensive overview of sensor fusion techniques for life-saving robotics. Maheswar has also advanced agricultural automation through his work on GPS-based autonomous ground vehicles (2018, 4 citations), demonstrating practical applications of autonomous navigation for farming efficiency. More recently, his research on "Toward Smart Urban Development Through Intelligent Edge Analytics" (2020, 2 citations) signals a shift toward leveraging edge computing for real-time urban data processing, aiming to make cities more responsive and sustainable. While his citation counts are modest, Maheswar’s work spans impactful, real-world domains—from disaster relief to precision agriculture and smart cities—highlighting a versatile engineering approach that bridges theory with tangible societal benefit. His trajectory suggests a growing influence in applied sensor and autonomous systems research.