Sweety Dutta

Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology

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Sweety Dutta is a researcher working at the intersection of robotics, automation, and precision agriculture, with a focused interest in developing intelligent machines to modernize farming practices. Her most recognized contributions center on the design and fabrication of autonomous seed-sowing robots, systems engineered to address critical challenges in modern agriculture including labor shortages, resource inefficiency, and inconsistent crop yields. Her 2019 paper on the development and fabrication of an autonomous seed-sowing robot laid foundational groundwork in this space, earning 4 citations, while her 2024 follow-up work on the "Agribot" demonstrates her continued commitment to advancing this technology with refined design principles. Collectively, her research has garnered 6 citations, reflecting a growing recognition of her work within the agricultural robotics community. By championing automation as a practical solution to real-world farming constraints, Dutta's contributions speak directly to the global need for scalable, cost-effective agricultural technologies. Her work holds particular relevance for researchers and students exploring how robotics can drive sustainable food production and reduce the physical and economic burdens traditionally placed on agricultural labor.