Yash Pal

National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra

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Yash Pal is a researcher in mechatronics and renewable energy systems, with a focus on automation for sustainable infrastructure. His work bridges embedded control, robotics, and energy efficiency, addressing practical challenges in solar energy and industrial machinery. His most cited paper, "A new IR and sprinkler based embedded controller directed robotic arm for automatic cleaning of solar panel" (2019, 10 citations), introduces an autonomous dust removal system that uses infrared sensors and a sprinkler mechanism to maintain solar panel efficiency—a critical innovation for regions with high dust accumulation. In "A novel solar‐powered master‐slave electric motor‐based energy‐saving and cooling approach for the motors of conveyor system" (2020, 3 citations), he tackles overheating in conveyor motors by integrating solar power with a master-slave motor control strategy, reducing energy consumption while improving performance. Though his citation counts are modest, his work demonstrates a hands-on, problem-solving approach to real-world engineering challenges, combining low-cost sensors, embedded controllers, and renewable energy integration. Yash Pal’s contributions are particularly valuable for developing countries seeking affordable automation solutions for clean energy and industrial efficiency.