Ankit Singh

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Ankit is a research scholar based in Mumbai, India, specializing in neuronal membrane biophysics. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and has a keen interest in building scientific instruments. He is also passionate about content writing and can adeptly convey complex concepts. Outside of academia, Ankit enjoys sports, reading books, and exploring documentaries, and has a particular interest in credit cards and finance. He also finds relaxation and inspiration in music, especially songs and ghazals.

Articles from Ankit

The Integration of Robotics in Sustainable Waste Practices

The integration of robotics into sustainable waste management is transforming the industry by enhancing efficiency, reducing human error, and promoting environmentally friendly waste processing and recycling methods. This article explores technological advancements, applications, challenges, and recent progress in robotic systems for precision sorting, autonomous waste collection, environmental monitoring, and integration with smart cities.

2 Jun 2024

The Role of Robotics in Enhancing EV Battery Performance

Electric vehicles (EVs) have evolved significantly over the past decade, transitioning from niche products to mainstream transportation options largely due to advancements in battery technology. Robotics has been instrumental in this evolution, enhancing the production, maintenance, and overall performance of EV batteries.

26 May 2024

Enhancing Autonomous Vehicle Safety with Augmented Reality

The use of augmented reality (AR) technology in autonomous vehicles (AVs) marks a substantial improvement in the realms of transportation safety and efficiency.

19 May 2024

How are Robots Transforming Coal Mining Operations?

This article explores the integration of robotics in the coal mining industry, highlighting its transformative impact on safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability. It discusses the shift from manual labor to automation, the environmental considerations, evolving workforce dynamics, challenges in implementation, latest research developments, and future prospects.

9 May 2024