Swati Sorte

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Swati Sorte is an emerging researcher at the intersection of robotics and healthcare, whose work is shaping the future of automated pharmaceutical manufacturing and surgical innovation. Her research focuses on three critical areas: pick-and-place robotics for pharmaceutical applications, telesurgery systems, and specialized robot fabrication for drug manufacturing. In her highly cited 2023 review on pick-and-place robots, Sorte analyzed how automation addresses pandemic-driven labor shortages and quality demands in pharmaceutical production, earning 8 citations for its timely insights. Her equally impactful review of the Da Vinci Surgical System and haptic feedback devices (7 citations) explores how wireless networking enables remote surgery, offering solutions to surgeon shortages and patient access challenges. Most recently, her work on Delta robot fabrication (2 citations) provides a comprehensive framework for designing robots specifically for pharmaceutical environments, covering material selection, kinematics, and manufacturing processes. Sorte’s contributions are particularly notable for their practical focus on implementing robotics in regulated industries, bridging the gap between technological capability and real-world healthcare needs. Her research continues to influence how automation can enhance safety, precision, and accessibility in both pharmaceutical production and surgical care.