Toshika Fegade

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Toshika Fegade is a researcher whose work spans the interdisciplinary domains of robotics, human-machine interaction, and engineering education. Her contributions reflect a commitment to bridging theoretical innovation with practical application, particularly in areas that address real-world challenges in automation and sustainable manufacturing. Among her most recognized work is research on wireless gesture-controlled semi-humanoid robots, a project that explores intuitive human-robot interaction through motion-based commands. This work contributes to the broader field of intelligent robotics, where perception and action are seamlessly integrated, enabling humanoid systems to assist in demanding environments such as space missions and industrial operations. The research demonstrates her interest in expanding the functional capabilities of robotic systems through accessible, wireless control mechanisms. Fegade has also made strides in engineering education, co-authoring research on project-based learning integrated with virtual reality for green energy manufacturing education. This work highlights her dedication to modernizing pedagogical approaches in STEM fields, emphasizing hands-on, immersive learning experiences for undergraduate and graduate students. While her citation counts remain emerging, with key works each garnering 5 citations, Fegade's portfolio reflects a researcher steadily building influence across robotics and technology education — fields with growing global significance.