Pooja Magdum

Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers

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Pooja Magdum is a researcher in embedded systems and wireless communication, with a focused interest in the development of practical, low-cost robotic solutions for defense and surveillance. Her most-cited work, "Spy Robot for Military Application Using Wi-Fi Module" (2018), proposes a novel wireless-controlled vehicle designed for covert spying operations. This paper introduces a system that leverages a Wi-Fi module and an Android mobile phone to remotely control a robot equipped with an IP camera, enabling real-time video transmission for reconnaissance. The work addresses critical needs in military technology by offering a mobile, easily deployable surveillance platform. While her citation count is modest, this paper has served as a foundational reference for subsequent projects in teleoperated robotics and IoT-based security systems. Magdum’s contribution lies in demonstrating how accessible, off-the-shelf components can be integrated into functional prototypes for specialized applications, bridging the gap between academic concepts and real-world defense needs. Her research underscores the potential of simple, cost-effective innovations in enhancing situational awareness and operational safety.