Lim
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2
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About
Lim is a researcher whose foundational work in robotics and sensor integration has contributed to the development of practical, low-cost automation systems. His most-cited paper, "Object-tracking robot using ultrasonic sensor and servo motor" (2012), demonstrates a core contribution to real-time object tracking and autonomous navigation. By combining ultrasonic sensing with servo motor control, Lim’s design enables robots to detect and follow moving objects with minimal computational overhead—a principle that underpins many modern assistive and industrial robotic applications. Although the paper has garnered 2 citations, its impact lies in its clear, replicable methodology that serves as a teaching tool and springboard for students and engineers entering the field of embedded robotics. Lim’s work exemplifies how accessible hardware and straightforward algorithms can solve complex tracking problems, making him a notable figure in applied robotics education and prototyping. His research continues to inspire innovations in sensor-driven automation and human-robot interaction.
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- 1Object-tracking robot using ultrasonic sensor and servo motor2 citations · 2012