Jaise Jose

Centre for Automation and Robotics, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science

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Jaise Jose is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the design, analysis, and optimization of wall-climbing robots, with a particular focus on magnetic adhesion systems for ferromagnetic surfaces. Through a carefully developed body of research, Jose has made meaningful contributions to understanding how permanent magnet configurations can be engineered to maximize adhesion performance in real-world inspection applications. His 2018 survey on magnetic wall-climbing robots, the most cited work in his portfolio with 18 citations, established a comprehensive foundation for the field by mapping out existing applications and technological approaches. Building on this, Jose has systematically investigated the variables that govern adhesion effectiveness — including wall thickness effects, inter-magnet spacing within yoke assemblies, and comparative performance between ring and block neodymium magnets. These studies, supported by tools such as FEMM simulation, offer practical design guidance for engineers developing robotic inspection systems for industrial structures. With a cumulative citation count reflecting a growing body of influence, Jose's research addresses a critical need in infrastructure inspection, where safe, reliable robotic systems must adhere to surfaces under challenging conditions. His work bridges theoretical magnetic analysis with applied robotics engineering, making it a valuable resource for students and practitioners in the field.