L. Karthick

Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science

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L. Karthick is an emerging researcher at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and human-centered technology. Their work focuses on three key areas: human-robot interaction (HRI), intelligent automation for renewable energy, and AI-driven assistive robotics for geriatric care. In their most cited work, "Nurturing Trust in Human-Robot Interaction and the Crucial Role of Dialogue and Explicit AI" (2024, 5 citations), Karthick explores how transparent communication and explicit AI reasoning can build essential trust between humans and robotic systems—a foundational challenge for widespread robot adoption. They further demonstrate practical innovation in "Intelligent Robotic System for Efficient Solar Panel Monitoring" (2025, 4 citations), integrating sensors and mobile applications to automate solar panel maintenance, directly contributing to sustainable energy solutions. Additionally, their research on "Utilizing Cutting-Edge Artificial Intelligence Technology in Geriatric Care Microrobotics" (2024, 2 citations) identifies critical barriers preventing assistive robots from moving beyond prototypes into real-world elderly care settings. Though early in their career, Karthick’s work consistently bridges theoretical AI concepts with tangible robotic applications, addressing trust, sustainability, and aging populations. Their growing citation record signals increasing recognition for making robotics more accessible, trustworthy, and socially impactful.