Emerging Trends in Industrial Machines and Mechanisms: Select Proceedings of Ipromm 2024
暫譯: 工業機械與機構的新興趨勢：2024年國際工業機械與機構會議選輯論文集

Vineet Sahoo is an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at NIT Jamshedpur, India. His research focuses on design and development of special drives such as strain wave gears, LSHT orbit Motors, etc., which are used in precision power transmission and automation. He is particularly interested in understanding stress-strain behavior such as devices in static and dynamic conditions. He has strong expertise in experimenting with such precision devices. Recently, his work is focused on unraveling the design methodology of strain wave gears such that it can be developed indigenously. Further, Sahoo and his associates at NIT Jamshedpur seek to bring design evolutions in various mechanical components like bearings, gears and other power transmitting devices. He has more than 08 years of teaching experience. He has published 24 research papers in reputed SCI and Scopus-indexed journals and international conferences.

Deepak Kumar is an assistant professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department at the National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur, India (an Institute of National Importance, Government of India). He is working in the field of damage mechanics of composite materials, nanocomposites, smart materials, product design, and development of biomaterials. He received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from MAHE, India, Master's degree in Computer Aided Analysis and Design from BITS, Mesra, India, and Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from Gyeongsang National University, South Korea. His Ph.D. thesis was about a multiscale damage model for composite structures, which considered the onset and evolution of intra-laminar matrix cracking and interlaminar delamination in various ply-configurations considering the mixed mode failure. Deepak also gained valuable experimental expertise in the areas of automated fiber placement technologies and composite bolted-joint mechanics. His latestresearch interests are the development of nanocomposites for development of supercapacitor, energy devices and artificial tissues.

Ashok Kumar Mandal is an assistant professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department of National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur, India. His research is in the field of nonlinear vibrations, control, acoustics and hyperelasticity. He received his master's degree in Machine Design from IIEST, Shibpur, and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Kanpur. His Ph.D. thesis was on vibration characteristics of strings in the presence of unilateral smooth finite boundary obstacles. Dr. Mandal has more than seven years of teaching experience in the Departments of Mechanical Engineering of BIT Mesra and NIT Jamshedpur. He has guided four M.Tech. and one Ph.D. thesis. Dr. Mandal is currently working on three sponsored research projects which are funded by Govt. of India. His research interest also includes mechanics of Indian musical instruments and technology for rural development.

Sandipan Bandyopadhyay is an Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering Design, Indian Institute of Technology Madras. He received his bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, in the year 1998, and his master's as well as doctoral degrees from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, in the years 2000 and 2006, respectively, both in the discipline of Mechanical Engineering. He also obtained an M.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, in the year 2001. He has worked as a Researcher in the India Science Lab, General Motors R&D, during 2005-07. In 2007 he joined IIT Madras, where he teaches courses on mechanical design, mechanisms, and robotics. His research interests include Theoretical and Computational Kinematics, Parallel Manipulators, Design of Socially Relevant Products, and Symbolic Computations. He has served as the Secretary of the Association for Machines and Mechanisms during 2008-13, and is the Vice President of the organisation since 2021. He also represents India in the IFToMM Technical Committees on Computational Kinematics as well as Robotics and Mechatronics. He serves as an Associate Editor in the journals Mechanism and Machine Theory, Sadhana, and Robotica.

Vineet Sahoo 是印度賈姆謝德布爾國立技術學院機械工程系的助理教授。他的研究專注於特殊驅動裝置的設計與開發，例如應變波齒輪（strain wave gears）、低速高扭矩（LSHT）軌道馬達等，這些裝置用於精密的動力傳輸和自動化。他特別感興趣於理解靜態和動態條件下的應力-應變行為。他在這些精密裝置的實驗方面擁有豐富的專業知識。最近，他的工作集中於揭示應變波齒輪的設計方法，以便能夠在國內自主開發。此外，Sahoo 和他在賈姆謝德布爾國立技術學院的同事們致力於在各種機械元件（如軸承、齒輪和其他動力傳輸裝置）中帶來設計的演變。他擁有超過 8 年的教學經驗，並在知名的 SCI 和 Scopus 索引期刊及國際會議上發表了 24 篇研究論文。

Deepak Kumar 是印度賈姆謝德布爾國立技術學院機械工程系的助理教授（印度政府的國家重要機構）。他在複合材料、奈米複合材料、智能材料、產品設計和生物材料開發的損傷力學領域工作。他獲得了印度 MAHE 的機械工程學士學位、印度 BITS Mesra 的計算機輔助分析與設計碩士學位，以及韓國慶尚國立大學的航空航天工程博士學位。他的博士論文是關於複合結構的多尺度損傷模型，考慮了各種層配置中內層基體裂紋和層間剝離的發生與演變，並考慮了混合模式失效。Deepak 還在自動化纖維放置技術和複合材料螺栓接頭力學方面獲得了寶貴的實驗專業知識。他最新的研究興趣是開發奈米複合材料，用於超級電容器、能源設備和人工組織的開發。

Ashok Kumar Mandal 是印度賈姆謝德布爾國立技術學院機械工程系的助理教授。他的研究領域包括非線性振動、控制、聲學和超彈性。他獲得了 IIEST Shibpur 的機械設計碩士學位，以及 IIT Kanpur 的機械工程博士學位。他的博士論文研究了在單側光滑有限邊界障礙物存在下弦的振動特性。Mandal 博士在 BIT Mesra 和 NIT Jamshedpur 的機械工程系擁有超過七年的教學經驗，並指導了四篇碩士論文和一篇博士論文。Mandal 博士目前正在進行三個由印度政府資助的贊助研究項目。他的研究興趣還包括印度樂器的力學和農村發展技術。

Sandipan Bandyopadhyay 是印度理工學院馬德拉斯分校工程設計系的副教授。他於 1998 年在加爾各答的賈達夫普爾大學獲得機械工程學士學位，並於 2000 年和 2006 年在班加羅爾的印度科學院獲得機械工程碩士和博士學位。他還於 2001 年在費城的賓夕法尼亞大學獲得機械工程與應用力學的碩士學位。他曾在 2005-07 年間擔任通用汽車研發部的印度科學實驗室研究員。2007 年，他加入 IIT Madras，教授機械設計、機構和機器人學的課程。他的研究興趣包括理論與計算運動學、平行操控器、社會相關產品的設計以及符號計算。他曾在 2008-13 年間擔任機器與機構協會的秘書，並自 2021 年起擔任該組織的副總裁。他還代表印度參加 IFToMM 技術委員會，專注於計算運動學以及機器人與機電一體化。他擔任期刊《Mechanism and Machine Theory》、《Sadhana》和《Robotica》的副編輯。