I design and build autonomous hardware systems — from sensor fusion and embedded firmware to the dashboards that make them legible. Currently building Perimeter Watch, an autonomous surveillance rover, for RoboChipX.
An autonomous surveillance rover for the RoboChipX hackathon. Splits work across a Raspberry Pi handling cameras and peripherals (RFID, GPS, ultrasonic, servo) and a laptop running real-time object and face detection, all coordinated over a server-client link with an ESP32 driving the motors.
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I'm a student at Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, based in Chennai, working at the intersection of robotics, embedded systems, and hardware-software integration.
I like projects where the hard part isn't the algorithm, it's getting a camera, a GPS module, an RFID reader, and two microcontrollers to agree on reality at the same time. Most of my recent work has gone into Perimeter Watch, built with Team Ctrl Z for the RoboChipX hackathon.