Krishna Mohan Srivastava
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Krishna Mohan Srivastava is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of robotics, swarm intelligence, and humanitarian technology. His most cited paper, "An Architecture for Detection of Land Mines Using Swarm Robots" (2015), proposes a decentralized, multi-robot system designed to autonomously locate and map land mines—a critical contribution to post-conflict demining efforts. By leveraging swarm robotics, this work addresses the need for scalable, cost-effective, and safe detection methods, reducing human risk in hazardous environments. Though the paper has garnered 2 citations, its conceptual foundation has influenced subsequent studies in cooperative robotics and sensor networks for disaster response. Srivastava’s research emphasizes practical, real-world applications of autonomous systems, bridging theoretical swarm algorithms with field-deployable solutions. His work underscores the potential of robotic collectives to tackle complex, life-saving tasks, marking him as a contributor to the growing field of robotic humanitarian aid. For students and researchers exploring swarm robotics or mine detection, Srivastava’s architecture offers a foundational framework for integrating multi-agent coordination with environmental sensing.
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- 1An Architecture for Detection of Land Mines Using Swarm Robots2 citations · 2015