Chaitanya Krishna
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Chaitanya Krishna is a researcher in embedded systems and robotics, with a focus on cost-effective, real-world applications of microcontroller-based technologies. His most-cited work, "Surveillance Robot Using Arduino Microcontroller, Android APIs, and the Internet" (2014, 26 citations), demonstrates a pioneering approach to integrating off-the-shelf components—specifically Arduino UNO and Android smartphones—to create accessible surveillance platforms. By leveraging the built-in hardware of smartphones (cameras, GPS, GSM modules), Krishna’s design reduces costs while maintaining functionality, making robotic surveillance more practical for small-scale and educational use. This work has been cited by subsequent studies in low-cost robotics, IoT security, and mobile-controlled systems, highlighting its influence on accessible automation. Krishna’s contributions emphasize bridging hardware affordability with software versatility, inspiring students and hobbyists to explore embedded robotics. His research remains a reference point for projects aiming to democratize surveillance technology through minimalist, modular design.
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