Nopphawan Nurnuansuwan

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Nopphawan Nurnuansuwan’s research centers on robotics and control systems, with a particular focus on the design and prototyping of robotic manipulators. Her most cited work, “A Prototyping of 2-DOF Robot Arm Using Feedback Control System” (2019), demonstrates her hands-on approach to engineering: she designed a two-degree-of-freedom robot arm using Solidworks, built a physical prototype, and implemented feedback control via permanent magnet DC motors with encoders. This project exemplifies her ability to bridge theoretical control concepts with practical hardware implementation, a skill critical for advancing industrial automation. While her citation count (7) is modest, it reflects early-career impact in a specialized field. Nurnuansuwan’s work contributes to the growing body of accessible, low-cost robotics prototyping, offering a template for students and researchers seeking to develop functional robot arms for educational or light industrial use. Her integration of CAD design, motor control, and closed-loop feedback systems highlights a systematic methodology that is both reproducible and scalable, positioning her as a promising voice in mechatronics and robotics education.