Dr.D.S.Nagesh

Dr.D.S.Nagesh

B.E.(Mech.-Univ.Mysore), M.Tech (IIT-Kharagpur), Ph.D (IIT-KHARAGPUR)

Professor

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

DELHI TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY (Erstwhile Delhi College of Engg, Govt of Delhi),

DELHI, INDIA

e-mail:nageshds@yahoo.com,

dsnagesh@dce.ac.in

Experience: 30+ years

Worked as Guest Faculty: I.I.T., Delhi

Area of Specialisation:

Robotics,CAD/CAM,CIM,CNC,Mechatronics, Production Automation, Engg.Drawing, Engg. Mechanics,Welding

Application of Artificial Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithm and Design of Experiments

Scoupus 'h' index: 5

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Recognition: Reviewer for International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Springer Publications (Germany).

ijamt-certificate.pdf

Recognition: Reviewer for Journal of Materials and Design, Elsevier Publications

Recognition: Reviewer for Journal of Engineering Manufacture

Professional Engineering Publishing (UK), ISSN 0954-4054

JEM-certificate.pdf

Recognition: Reviewer for " : Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering.

" Taylor and Francis Group

Recognition: Reviewer for Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B, Journal of Engineering Manufacture,

Recognition: Reviewer for Proceedings of the iMeche Part E: Journal of Process Mechanical Engineering , SAGE Publication

Recognition: Reviewer for Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, ROMANIA

Recognition: Reviewer for Journal of Risk and Reliability, SAGE Publication, UK

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Some Achievements with Student Teams as Faculty Advisor:

Unmanned Aircraft System - 2009

Team DCE UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) has won $1500 and the Director's award for the best effort

at the AUVSI Student UAS competition at Webster, Maryland, USA.(17-21 June 2009)

Our Team: http://www.dceuav.com/students.html

Student Team at US Competition site

Our Student Team Leader Mr.Rochak Chadda featuring in :

One's to Watch in AUVSI's magazine 0809OnestoWatch.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_o8M8SRYGo

http://www.dceuav.com/index.html

http://uasdce.blogspot.com/

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) - Secured Most Innovative Design award at US

High Payload capable, long flight duration, Electric powered Quad Rotor UAV:

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle capable of lifting 24 kg of weight and equipped with surveillance cameras, wireless sensors, artificial vision,

GPS navigation and long range wireless communication capabilities. The Delhi College of Engg.,(DCE) UAV has won the “Most Innovative Design Award”

for their unconventional quad-rotor UAV at the Grand International Aerial Robotics Competition organized by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems

International (AUVSI), in association with the US army. The competition was held at the Fort Benning, US Army Base in Georgia, USA.

The Aerial robots which participated in the US competition were expected to perform a mission that is beyond the capability of any system in

existence today, including those of the Super Power’s military machines. Nothing in the U.S. arsenal of robots is currently capable of completing

the IARC mission to fly in 3 km, find a village, identify a specific building within that village, identify all actual openings in that building,

fly in or send in a sub robot to the building through one of those openings, search the interior for a specific target, and transmit or relay

still or video pictures of the target back to the launch point 3 km distant-- all completely without human intervention.

Among the 24 teams from USA and Canada, Delhi College of Engg team was the only team from India to compete with the student teams

from the world top ranking universities such as California State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Purdue University, University of

Central Florida, Virginia Polytechnic institute and state university, Waterloo University Canada.

The Delhi College of Engg UAV team has won high admiration of the organizers for their highly innovative design and for the exceptional team

excellence demonstrated by the talented students. The Delhi College of Engg UAV comprises of twin UAVs, one large primary UAV and another

miniature UAV, which initially sits on the large vehicle and later takes off from the orbiting mother UAV after a chosen target has been identified for

detailed area mapping and surveillance.

The student teams drawn from inter disciplinary engineering departments of Delhi College of Engg.,

were supervised by Dr. D.S.Nagesh, Prof. M.Kulkarni. and Prof.Asok De.

Student Team Leader: Mr.Jayant Ratti. Now he is CEO of TechJect.com http://techject.com/

Video link of his presentation on "Robotics in Nature": http://tedxtalks.ted.com/video/Robotic-in-Nature-Dr-Jayant-Rat

http://uavindia.com/ (Student Team )

http://www.roboticsindia.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=161

http://www.hinduonnet.com/2006/07/29/stories/2006072907792000.htm

http://uavindia.com/aboutus.htm

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CHANDRA RATH-The Great Moonbuggy Race 2008, NASA

Team: Rajbir, Rohit,Anil,Shitij,Kareena and Chandan Kumar-Team leader

Faculty Advisor: Dr.D.S.Nagesh

Team CHANDRA RATH has won "SAFETY SYSTEM AWARD" at The Great Moonbuggy Race

held from 4th April 2008 to 5th April 2008 at NASA, USA

Certificate: SAFETY SYSTEM AWARD

Some Media Reports:

http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/story.aspx?id=NEWEN20080044912&ch=3/26/2008%209:16:00%20PM

http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=Q0FQLzIwMDgvMDMvMTcjQXIwMDIwMA==&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom

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Faculty Advisor:INTERACTIVE ROBOT FOR ASPERGER SYNDROME

Designed and developed by B.Tech Final Year students (Mechl) 2015-16

Students Team: SHIVA GUPTA, SHUBHAM RANJAN, SUSHIL KR.MUDULI, TUSHAR ASHOK

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Faculty Advisor: SWARM ROBOTICS BASED SYSTEM: SEARCH AND RESCUE MISSIONS

Designed and developed by B.Tech Final Year students (Mechl) 2013-14

Students Team:

1. SUMIT NAYAK 2. SYED QAIM MUJTABA KAMOONPURI 3. UMANG SINGH 4. RAJAT TRIPATHI

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Faculty Advisor: TELE-OPERATED ROBOTIC ARM BASED ON HAPTIC TECHNOLOGY

Designed and developed by B.Tech Final Year students (Mechl) 2013-14

Students Team:

1.Avnish Giri 2. Akshay Bansal 3. Ashish Gupta 4.Akshat Bisht

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Most impressive message from President A.P.J.Kalam for a TRUE INDIAN to adopt in his life:

http://nageshds.googlepages.com/presidentkalam%27smessage