Krit Karan

Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad, Indian Institute of Information Technology Sri City

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Krit Karan is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the design and development of intelligent personal robotic assistants, with a particular focus on intuitive human-robot interaction and multimodal control systems. Active in this field since at least 2015, Karan has made notable contributions to the practical implementation of voice-controlled and gesture-driven robotic platforms, exploring how everyday technologies — such as Android smartphones — can serve as accessible interfaces for robot operation. His most recognized work, "A Voice-Controlled Personal Assistant Robot," has garnered 49 citations and demonstrates how remote voice commands transmitted via mobile devices can effectively direct robotic movement, reducing manual human effort in daily tasks. Across his portfolio of closely related publications, Karan investigates diverse control modalities including tilt-gesture recognition and multimodal input combinations, reflecting a consistent research vision: making robotic assistants more user-friendly and versatile for both routine and hazardous applications. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 70 across five core papers — all published in 2015 — his focused body of work establishes a meaningful foundation for researchers exploring accessible, smartphone-integrated personal robotics.