Shivani Chouhan
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Shivani Chouhan is a pioneering researcher in bio-inspired robotics, specializing in the design and control of underwater vehicles that emulate natural propulsion systems. Her work centers on biomimetic engineering, drawing inspiration from marine species to develop more efficient, agile, and sustainable underwater robots. Chouhan’s most notable contribution is her 2021 study on the “Design and Control Strategy of Bio-inspired Underwater Vehicle with Flexible Propulsor,” which has garnered 4 citations and laid foundational insights for future submarines that navigate using flexible, fish-like fins rather than traditional propellers. By focusing on the Manta Ray species, she has advanced the understanding of how undulating fin motions can be replicated in mechanical systems, offering potential breakthroughs in maneuverability and energy efficiency for deep-sea exploration and defense applications. Her work bridges biology and engineering, providing a roadmap for next-generation autonomous underwater vehicles that are quieter, more adaptable, and environmentally friendly. Chouhan’s research continues to inspire students and engineers aiming to create sustainable technologies by learning from nature’s time-tested designs.
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