Tanesh Kumar

Tanesh Kumar is a Researcher in the Department of Information and Communications Engineering specializing in artificial intelligence and edge computing applications for next-generation networks and healthcare systems. His work bridges theoretical innovation with practical implementations in constrained environments.

Core research domains include:

• Artificial Intelligence (100% fingerprint relevance)
• Internet of Things (63% relevance)
• Edge Computing & Edge Intelligence (57%/52% relevance)
• Medical Imaging applications (52% relevance)
• Anomaly Detection and Machine Learning (52% relevance)

Recent publications demonstrate a strategic focus on three convergent thrusts: (1) AI-native 6G architectures integrating device-network intelligence, (2) distributed edge AI for medical tomography enhancing diagnostic accessibility, and (3) lightweight security frameworks for IoT endpoints. His approach consistently emphasizes resource efficiency in edge deployments while maintaining robust performance.

Kumar maintains active international collaborations across telecommunications and healthcare domains, with co-authorship spanning European and Asian research institutions. His contributions directly advance UN Sustainable Development Goals through technology-enabled healthcare improvements and sustainable network infrastructure development.