Raisa Mashtura

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

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Raisa Mashtura is an emerging researcher in sustainable robotics and environmental monitoring, with a focus on developing low-cost, eco-friendly solutions to pressing ecological challenges. Her most cited work, "Aquatic Robot for Trash Removal and Water Quality Monitoring Built from Recycled Materials" (2024), introduces an innovative aquatic robot designed to address water pollution through a dual-function approach: removing floating trash while simultaneously monitoring water quality. By constructing the robot from recycled materials and equipping it with paddle wheels for enhanced maneuverability and a detachable waste collection system, Mashtura demonstrates a commitment to both environmental remediation and resource efficiency. Though her citation count is currently modest at one, this pioneering study represents a significant step toward accessible, sustainable technology for communities lacking expensive infrastructure. Her work bridges the gap between robotics engineering and environmental science, offering a replicable model for grassroots water conservation efforts. As a researcher, Mashtura exemplifies how creative use of recycled materials can yield practical, impactful tools for environmental stewardship, positioning her as a promising voice in the growing field of frugal innovation and aquatic robotics.