Joyashree Bag
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About
Joyashree Bag is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of embedded systems, VLSI design, and intelligent hardware implementation, with particular focus on RFID technology and its real-world applications. Her research explores how low-power wireless technologies can be harnessed to solve critical challenges in healthcare and autonomous robotics. In her most-cited work, she contributed to the development of an FPGA-based advanced healthcare monitoring system leveraging ZigBee-enabled RFID technology, addressing inefficiencies in modern medical infrastructure that can have life-or-death consequences — a paper that has garnered 5 citations. Complementing this, her investigations into robot navigation processors demonstrate a sophisticated command of CORDIC-based algorithms and anti-collision mechanisms, enabling safer multi-robot environments through multiplier-less, energy-efficient processor designs implemented at the VLSI level. These contributions, each accumulating citations within the research community, reflect a consistent commitment to translating theoretical hardware design into practical, deployable solutions. Bag's body of work is particularly valuable for researchers and students working in digital system design, robotics, and healthcare technology, offering concrete architectural frameworks that bridge algorithmic innovation with hardware efficiency.
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