Lekhika Chettri

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Lekhika Chettri is a researcher at the forefront of integrating the Internet of Things (IoT) with autonomous robotics. Her work focuses on enabling smarter, more responsive robotic systems through seamless IoT connectivity, with a particular emphasis on human-robot interaction and real-time control. Her most cited paper, "IoRCar: IoT Supported Autonomic Robotic Movement and Control" (2018, 4 citations), introduces a proof-of-concept framework for IoT-based robotic car control. By bridging heterogeneous hardware platforms and communication protocols, Chettri demonstrates how robotic things can achieve greater autonomy and human-like interaction. This foundational work showcases her ability to translate complex IoT concepts into tangible experimental setups, advancing the field of autonomic robotics. Chettri’s research is pivotal for students and engineers exploring the convergence of IoT and robotics, offering practical insights into building intelligent, networked machines. Her contributions highlight the transformative potential of IoT in creating more adaptive and interactive robotic systems.