Yash Gehlot

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Yash Gehlot is an emerging researcher in robotics and embedded systems, with a primary focus on developing accessible, Arduino-based robotic platforms for real-world applications. His most-cited work, "Wheeled Robotic Arm Using Arduino Controlled Through Bluetooth" (2023), introduces a two-wheeled robotic arm system that can be operated either by a remote user via Bluetooth or through pre-programmed commands. This design targets practical deployments in the medication and trade sectors, where cost-effective automation can significantly enhance efficiency. Although early in his career, Gehlot’s work has already garnered 4 citations, signaling growing interest in his approach to low-cost, user-friendly robotics. His contributions lie in bridging the gap between complex industrial automation and affordable, hobbyist-level control systems, making robotic assistance more accessible to small-scale industries and healthcare environments. By integrating Arduino microcontrollers with Bluetooth communication, Gehlot demonstrates a commitment to simplifying robotic control without sacrificing functionality. As he continues to develop his research, his work holds promise for advancing the democratization of robotic technology, particularly in resource-constrained settings where ease of use and low cost are paramount.