Ankur Gupta

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Ankur Gupta is an emerging researcher specializing in wireless power transfer, human-robot interaction safety, and smart sensing systems. His notable work focuses on developing innovative solutions to enhance safety in human cooperative robots (HCRs), a field of growing importance as robotics becomes increasingly integrated into human environments. His most recognized contribution, "Wireless Powered Passive Resonant-Based Omnidirectional Sensing System in Human Cooperative Robots" (2024), introduces a groundbreaking system leveraging surface wireless power transfer (SWPT) methodology combined with wireless powered receivers to enable omnidirectional proximity and contact sensing — eliminating the need for traditional wired sensor infrastructure. This work has already garnered 3 citations within its publication year, signaling early interest from the robotics and sensing communities. Gupta's research sits at the compelling intersection of wireless energy harvesting and collaborative robotics safety, addressing critical real-world challenges in human-machine coexistence. While still building his citation profile, his technical contributions reflect a strong foundation in embedded sensing and wireless communication technologies, positioning him as a promising voice in next-generation safe robotics research.