Abhijan Bhattacharyya
Papers
6
Total Citations
30
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About
Abhijan Bhattacharyya is a leading researcher at the intersection of telerobotics, edge/fog computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT). His work fundamentally addresses the challenge of enabling seamless, real-time human-robot collaboration over unreliable networks. Bhattacharyya’s major contributions include pioneering the use of lightweight protocols like CoAP for semantic data exchange in fog environments and developing the **Teledrive** system—a multi-master hybrid telerobotics platform that introduces "federated avatar control" for collaborative multi-presence. This work, with over 15 citations across its core papers, demonstrates how edge-centric architectures can support embodied visual analytics and maintain quality of service for multimedia and kinematic commands. Notably, his 2024 paper on sensing the best-connected future path for mobile telerobots offers a radio-source location agnostic approach to ensure robust last-mile connectivity. Bhattacharyya has also explored the emerging paradigm of dew-computing for future telerobotic applications. His research is highly practical, with real-life experiments and quantified user experience metrics, making him a key figure in advancing intelligent telepresence and collaborative robotics.
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- 6Dew-Computing in Future Telerobotic Applications: An Exploration1 citations · 2023