Sarang Pande
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Sarang Pande is a researcher advancing the frontiers of manufacturing and biomedical engineering. His primary research areas include incremental sheet forming (ISF), robotic manufacturing, and assistive device design. Pande’s major contribution lies in the comparative analysis of robot-assisted cold and warm incremental sheet forming of aluminum alloy 6061, a process that suppresses necking and enables more strain than conventional stamping—critical for small-batch, die-less fabrication. This work, published in 2023, has already garnered 13 citations, reflecting its timely impact on sustainable manufacturing. In the biomedical domain, Pande applied topology optimization to design a prosthetic finger for bionic hands, aiming to mimic natural human movement. This 2021 study, with 4 citations, contributes to the rapid evolution of bionic technology for amputees. By bridging robotics, materials science, and rehabilitation, Pande demonstrates a commitment to practical, high-impact solutions. His work not only advances manufacturing efficiency but also enhances quality of life through innovative prosthetic design, making him a promising voice in both fields.
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- 2Design of Prosthetic Finger Using Topology Optimization4 citations · 2021