Amit Kumar Tanwer

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Amit Kumar Tanwer is an emerging researcher at the intersection of additive manufacturing and robotics, with a focused interest in 3D printing using Polylactic Acid (PLA) wire—a sustainable thermoplastic material. His most cited work, "Robotic Arm by using 3D printing and Polylactic Acid (PLA) Wire – Challenges and Solutions" (2023), addresses critical technical hurdles in fabricating functional robotic components through fused deposition modeling. Tanwer’s research systematically explores the mechanical and thermal challenges of PLA printing, offering practical solutions that enhance print reliability and structural integrity for applications in the automobile, toy, electronic, and medical industries. By demonstrating how low-cost, biodegradable PLA can be leveraged to produce operational robotic arms, he contributes to making advanced manufacturing more accessible and environmentally friendly. Though his citation count is currently modest (3 citations), his work represents a timely contribution to the growing field of desktop manufacturing and rapid prototyping. Tanwer’s findings are particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking to bridge the gap between hobbyist 3D printing and functional engineering design, positioning him as a promising voice in sustainable robotics and materials science.