M. Chandrasekaran

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M. Chandrasekaran is a researcher dedicated to leveraging robotics as both a practical engineering solution and a powerful educational catalyst. His primary research areas center on the development of autonomous systems and the application of robotics to bridge the gap between theoretical engineering and hands-on learning. His most notable contribution is the creation of an autonomous tennis ball retriever robot, a project detailed in his most-cited paper (17 citations). This work demonstrates a tangible application of robotics within the sports sector, showcasing how autonomous systems can solve real-world problems. Beyond this, Chandrasekaran’s research has a strong pedagogical focus. His second most-cited work (9 citations) explores the use of robotic training to engage school students with engineering principles, arguing that robotics is an ideal tool for cultivating the next generation of engineers. By combining technical development with educational outreach, Chandrasekaran’s work highlights the dual role of robotics: as a field of innovation and as a gateway to inspire future problem-solvers.