Shruti Sharma

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Shruti Sharma’s research explores the intersection of bio-inspired robotics and practical engineering applications, with a particular focus on snake robots. Her work investigates how the unique locomotion of snakes—enabling movement across rough terrain, narrow spaces, and even vertical surfaces—can be adapted for real-world use. In her highly cited review, “A Review Study on Future Applicability of Snake Robots in India,” Sharma synthesizes the state of the art in snake robot design and proposes applications in search-and-rescue, disaster response, and industrial inspection. Although early in her career, this paper has garnered 4 citations, establishing her as a thoughtful voice in the field of biomimetic robotics. Sharma’s contribution lies in bridging the gap between advanced robotic concepts and their potential deployment in challenging Indian environments, such as collapsed buildings or inaccessible pipelines. Her work underscores the promise of snake robots as versatile tools for navigation in confined or hazardous spaces, and she continues to advocate for their development as a cost-effective, high-impact solution for critical infrastructure and emergency response challenges.