Suraj Kumar Saw

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Suraj Kumar Saw is a researcher specializing in robotics, embedded systems, and smart actuator technologies, with a focus on low-cost, practical applications. His work bridges the gap between accessible hardware and advanced control systems, as demonstrated in his highly cited paper on a low-cost Arduino-based robotic vehicle. This project integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for wireless GUI remote control, along with collision detection and path-following capabilities, showcasing a compact, portable design that has garnered 8 citations for its novel, cost-effective approach to autonomous navigation. Saw has also made notable contributions to underwater robotics through his research on Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite (IPMC) actuators. His 2014 paper on fabricating and characterizing IPMC actuators for underwater micro-robot propulsors, cited 4 times, highlights his expertise in developing low-energy, low-noise propulsion systems. This work addresses key challenges in underwater robotics, emphasizing efficiency and silent operation. Saw’s achievements reflect a commitment to innovative, affordable solutions in robotics, making him a valuable resource for students and researchers exploring embedded systems, actuator design, and autonomous vehicle control.