M. K. Daniel
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M. K. Daniel is a researcher focused on the design and development of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), with a particular emphasis on creating low-cost, modular robotic platforms for system-of-systems applications. Their most cited work, "Design and analysis of hull configurations for a low-cost, autonomous underwater robot as an enabling technology for system of system applications" (2008), provides foundational insights into hull modeling and analysis aimed at improving the affordability and adaptability of underwater robots. This research addresses the growing need for scalable, cost-effective marine robotics as microprocessor capabilities advance. While Daniel’s citation impact is modest, their work contributes to the practical engineering challenges of underwater autonomy, supporting broader efforts to deploy networked robotic systems for environmental monitoring, exploration, and defense. Their focus on modular design and system integration highlights a commitment to making underwater robotics more accessible and interoperable.
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