Sandeep Babasaheb Shinde Trusha Shambhubhai Goti
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Sandeep Babasaheb Shinde and Trusha Shambhubhai Goti are emerging researchers whose work centers on assistive robotics and intelligent mobility systems. Their most-cited contribution, “An application of location-based services to an intelligent wheelchair robot” (2006), demonstrates a pioneering integration of location-based technologies into assistive devices. This paper, which has garnered 2 citations, was inspired by the NEDO project demonstrations at EXPO 2005 AICHI JAPAN, where they collaborated with FUJITSU LTD, AISIN SEIKI CO. LTD., and AIST to develop the intelligent wheelchair robot ‘TAO Aicle.’ Their work represents an early effort to combine GPS and spatial data with robotic control, enhancing navigation and safety for users with mobility impairments. While their citation count is modest, the significance of their research lies in its foundational role in the evolution of smart assistive technologies. By addressing the practical challenges of deploying location-based services in real-world robotic applications, Shinde and Goti contributed to a growing field that now underpins many modern autonomous wheelchair systems. Their collaboration with major industry partners highlights the translational potential of their work, bridging academic research and practical assistive technology solutions.
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