Chandrakant Ojha

Indian Institute of Information Technology Sri City

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Chandrakant Ojha is a robotics researcher whose work focuses on advancing wireless control systems for mobile robotic platforms, with particular emphasis on surveillance and remote operation applications. His most cited work, "Capturing the spied image-video data using a flexi-controlled spy-robot" (2015, 12 citations), introduces a prototype that enables multi-modal wireless control over extended operating ranges—a critical innovation for field robotics. This research addresses a key limitation in spy-robot technology: the trade-off between control flexibility and operational distance. By developing systems that can be commanded through multiple wireless modalities, Ojha’s work expands the practical utility of such robots in security, reconnaissance, and disaster response scenarios. While his citation count reflects the specialized nature of his contributions, the practical engineering solutions he proposes have direct implications for real-world deployment. Ojha’s research exemplifies how targeted improvements in control architecture can transform niche robotic applications into versatile tools, bridging the gap between laboratory prototypes and field-ready systems. His work continues to inform developments in teleoperated robotics and wireless communication protocols for unmanned ground vehicles.