Academic Profile
Biography
I am a PhD Candidate and Graduate Research Assistant at IIIT Delhi, specializing in Robotics, Haptic Bilateral Control, and Digital Twins. My research focuses on developing low-latency teleoperation loops that bridge the human-robot communication gap using immersive interface solutions and real-time state estimations.
By integrating embedded sensor networks with high-fidelity physical models and computer vision pipelines, I seek to design intuitive control frameworks that allow human operators to interact with cyber-physical systems as seamlessly as with real-world objects.
Currently conducting research at the IIITD Robotics Laboratory, I collaborate with industrial partners under the IRAS HUB and CET&DM centers to transfer model-free reinforcement learning locomotion gaits to quadruped robots operating in unstructured real-world environments.
Technical Skills
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Research Focus
- Human-Robot Interaction: Intuitive master devices and interfaces for teleoperation.
- Haptics & Telepresence: High-fidelity force-reflecting feedback loops.
- Digital Twins: Synchronizing physical hardware states with real-time 3D web rendering.
- Embedded & RTOS: Sub-millisecond control loops on bare-metal controllers.
Research Journey
PhD Researcher
IIITD Robotics Lab
Focusing on reinforcement learning for legged systems, bilateral haptic feedback integration, and virtual twin synchronization protocols.
Research Intern
Collaborative Robotics Lab
Implemented low-latency socket bridges mapping visual-inertial odometry constraints from HoloLens 2 headset to physical UR5 arm cells.
Research Assistant
Embedded Systems Lab
Developed FPGA-accelerated visual flow servo controllers and optimized real-time multi-threaded tasks on FreeRTOS microcontrollers.
B.Tech Student
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Graduated with Honors. Researched micro-controller drivers, signal processing, and designed a custom 4-legged rover as senior thesis.