Yeffry Handoko Putra
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About
Yeffry Handoko Putra is a researcher whose work bridges marine biology and robotics, with a focus on bio-inspired engineering and aquatic acoustics. His key research areas include fish robot design, underwater propulsion, and the application of echo ultrasound for marine species classification. In his notable 2009 study, "Using echo ultrasound from schooling fish to detect and classify fish types" (5 citations), Putra pioneered a non-invasive acoustic method to identify fish species based on their collective echo signatures—a contribution with potential applications in sustainable fisheries management. His earlier work, "Body Construction of Fish Robot in order to Gain Optimal Thrust Speed" (2007, 2 citations), delves into the hydrodynamic principles of robotic fish, demonstrating that thrust speed depends not only on body shape but also on tail undulation frequency and body angle during fast swimming. This research offers foundational insights for designing more efficient underwater autonomous vehicles. Though his citation counts are modest, Putra’s interdisciplinary approach—combining biology, acoustics, and mechanical engineering—highlights his dedication to solving real-world problems in marine technology and environmental monitoring.
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- 2Body Construction of Fish Robot in order to Gain Optimal Thrust Speed2 citations · 2007