B.Tech IT (AI & Robotics) student at MITS Gwalior building real robotics systems — from fault-tolerant multi-robot task allocation to ROS2-driven embedded hardware products. Targeting CMU MRSD 2029.
A centralized ROS2 system for multi-drone task allocation with explicit fault handling — distinguishing task-level failures from drone-level failures, and recovering from each differently. Includes a passive Gilbert-Elliott communication degradation model and a custom fault-injection framework (mid-task drone death, startup death, low battery). Evaluated across 250+ runs spanning 7 conditions. Manuscript in preparation for submission to IEEE RA-L.
A compact (7cm-cube) rover that switches between fully autonomous ROS2-driven navigation and manual control via a custom-built Bluetooth app. Built on ESP32, with ultrasonic obstacle sensing and a planned BME680 sensor for temperature and gas/VOC monitoring — aimed at applications like server-room surveillance and environmental early-warning. Currently the foundation for a personal hardware product line.
Complete 3-node publisher-subscriber pipeline with sensor publisher, data processor, and decision maker node. Live rqt_graph visualization showing all nodes communicating, launch file for simultaneous startup, and URDF robot model in RViz2. Demonstrates ROS2 architecture, message passing, and multi-node system design.
Real-time simulation of HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor with Gaussian noise modeling, spike injection, and bad reading detection. Dual-panel live animation updating every 50ms — raw readings over time + distribution histogram of valid data. Drop-in sim layer before real ESP32 hardware integration over WiFi UDP.
Webcam-based object tracking using HSV color segmentation and contour detection. Live trackbar UI for real-time HSV threshold tuning, morphological noise reduction, bounding box and centroid tracking at 30+ fps.
I'm a second-year B.Tech student in Information Technology (AI & Robotics) at Madhav Institute of Technology & Science, Gwalior. My work lives at the intersection of robotics software and embedded hardware — building things that move, sense, and respond.
From designing a fault-tolerant multi-drone task-allocation system and running it through 250+ experimental trials, to building EON — a dual-mode autonomous/manual rover on ESP32 — I care deeply about understanding systems end-to-end, not just running code, but knowing why it works and how it fails.
Outside of robotics, I'm into calisthenics and boxing, and I'm building the discipline, consistency, and grit that engineering at the highest level demands.
Open to research collaborations, internship opportunities, and conversations about robotics, ROS2, and embedded systems.