N. Amulya
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N. Amulya is a researcher focused on advanced manufacturing and robotics, with a particular emphasis on optimizing surface finishing processes for industrial materials. Her most cited work investigates the parametric optimization of surface roughness during deburring operations on aluminum alloy using a SCARA manipulator, a study that bridges robotic automation with precision machining. This research, published in 2018, contributes to improving efficiency and quality in automated manufacturing by systematically analyzing variables such as tool speed, feed rate, and depth of cut. While her citation count is modest, her work addresses a practical challenge in metalworking—enhancing surface integrity through robotic control—which holds relevance for industries like aerospace and automotive engineering. Amulya’s focus on parametric optimization reflects a broader interest in process parameter tuning, a key area for reducing waste and improving product consistency. Her contributions underscore the growing integration of robotics in traditional manufacturing, offering insights for students and researchers exploring automation, material science, or industrial engineering. As her research gains traction, it may inform future studies on adaptive control systems for deburring and similar finishing tasks.
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