Shirsendu Banerjee

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Shirsendu Banerjee is a researcher focused on sustainable engineering and smart waste management technologies. His most cited work, "A Smart Automated Garbage Management System to Replace Human Labour" (2022, 6 citations), addresses India’s critical challenge of handling approximately 0.1 million tons of municipal waste daily. Banerjee’s major contribution lies in designing automated systems that reduce human exposure to hazardous waste while improving segregation and disposal efficiency. By integrating sensor-based monitoring and mechanical automation, his research offers scalable solutions for urban sanitation crises. Beyond this flagship paper, Banerjee explores the intersection of environmental sustainability and labor-saving technologies, aiming to replace manual scavenging with dignified, tech-driven alternatives. His work has direct implications for smart city initiatives and public health policy, particularly in developing nations. With a growing citation footprint, Banerjee’s research continues to influence both academic discourse and practical implementations in waste management, positioning him as an emerging voice in sustainable infrastructure engineering.