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You will find more about me and my research in these pages. Have a nice time. Do contact me if you need more info!
Asokan
Brief CV
Dr T Asokan is a Professor in the Department of Engineering Design, and currently the Head of the Department at IIT Madras. He completed his B.Tech. and M.Tech. in mechanical engineering from Calicut University. Dr Asokan received his Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, in the year 2000. His area of specialization was electro hydraulic controls for robotic applications. He then spent six years as a researcher at the Robotics Research Center, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore working in the area of mechatronic systems and robotics. He was instrumental in developing the Remotely Operated Underwater vehicle and a 7-axis underwater manipulator at NTU, Singapore. Prior to this, he spent 3 years in DRDO as a Scientist. He joined IIT Madras as Assistant Professor in the year 2006 and was promoted as Associate Professor in 2009
and Professor in 2014. He was awarded the Stanford-India biodesign fellowship by the Stanford University, USA in 2009 and has completed a post doctoral fellowship in medical device development at the Stanford University. Dr.
Asokan is a visiting Fellow of the University of New South
Wales, Australia. He is currently the national secretary of The Robotics Society. His areas of teaching and research are Robotics, Product design, and Engineering System design. Dr Asokan has published more than
150 papers in International Journals and conferences and has filed 26
patents in India, USA and Singapore. He has supervised 12 Ph.D and 10 MS students and currently supervising 6 Ph.D, and 3 MS students. He is actively involved in many sponsored research projects with an approximate budget of Rs.
700 lakhs, sponsored by DRDO, ISRO, DST,
NRB and other sponsoring agencies.
NEWS and Events
Prject Vacancies- There are multiple project positions available. Design engineers in mechanical/ mechatronics/electronics with one or two years of experience in working on
robotics projects can contact me with detailed CV. Potential opportunity to register for MS or PhD
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Prof. Asokan has been invited to deliver key note address at the workshop on Low Cost Medical and Surgical Robotics organised during the Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics 2022 (https://hamlynsymposium.org/events/low-cost-medical-and-surgical-robotics/ ) to be held at the Royal Geographical Society, London from 26th to 29th June
VM Thomas Robotics Research and Teaching Laboratory inaugurated on 1st February 2021 (https://ed.iitm.ac.in/VMTRRTLab.html)
New paper accepted for publication : Panigrahi, S., Rohith, S.K. Thondiyath, A. (2022), Characterisation of propulsion for submersible multimedium robotic vehicles, IEEE Aerospace and
Electronic Systems Magazine (IF 2.902) V 37 (12), 14-32 (2022)
New paper accepted for publication : 2. Vijay Kumar Pediredla*, Karthik Chandrasekaran, Srikar Annamraju and Asokan Thondiyath (2022), Design and Realization of a Novel Haptic Graspable Interface
for Augmenting Touch Sensations”, Frontiers in Robotics and AI , https://doi.org/10.3389/frobt.2022.927660 (2022)
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Dr Asokan has been invited
(sponsored by Lemelson Foundation) to attend the
National Collegiate Innovators and
Inventors Alliance (NCIIA) annual conference "OPEN 2014"
to be held at San Jose, California from 20th to 22nd March 2014. Dr
Asokan will participate in a round table discussion to be moderated by
Prof. Paul Hudnut, Collarado
State University,
on building
strong educational programs around technology invention and innovation for
poverty alleviation and basic human needs.
Indo-Australian Senior Scientist
Fellowship: Indian National Science Academy (INSA)
has awarded the Indo-Australian Senior Scientist S&T Visiting Fellowship
2012-13 to Dr T. Asokan for conducting advanced research on "Multi-domain
robot systems" at the Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra.
Visiting Fellowship:
Dr Asokan has been appointed as a Visiting Fellow of the
University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia.
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