Chandrakant Supare

Defence Institute of Advanced Technology

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Chandrakant Supare’s research centers on robotics, control systems, and wireless communication, with a particular focus on integrating visual feedback for autonomous navigation. His most cited work, “Control of Mobile Robot Using Visual Feedback and Wireless Communication” (2018), demonstrates a practical indoor robotic system that combines a Fire Bird Nex Robot, a laptop controller, a wireless camera, and XBee (ZigBee) modules to enable real-time, vision-based control. This contribution addresses key challenges in mobile robotics—namely, reliable wireless data transmission and sensor integration—offering a cost-effective solution for indoor applications. While his citation count reflects a developing impact, Supare’s work lays foundational groundwork for advancing human-robot interaction and teleoperation. His research is particularly valuable for students and engineers exploring low-cost, camera-driven robotic platforms, and his system design exemplifies how off-the-shelf components can be leveraged for experimental robotics. Supare’s focus on practical implementation and wireless communication positions him as an emerging contributor to the fields of mechatronics and embedded systems.