Puja Rai

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

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Puja Rai is a researcher in robotics and embedded systems, with a focus on biologically inspired locomotion and autonomous hardware design. Her most cited work, "Hardware implementation of autonomous hexapod spider robot" (2017), demonstrates her hands-on approach to engineering—designing and building a six-legged robot capable of independent movement without external control. This project integrates principles of biomechanics, sensor integration, and microcontroller programming, showcasing her ability to translate theoretical concepts into functional prototypes. While her citation count is modest, the work reflects a foundational contribution to low-cost, accessible robotics education and prototyping. Rai’s research bridges the gap between hardware implementation and autonomous behavior, offering practical insights for students and hobbyists interested in legged robotics. Her emphasis on self-contained systems and real-world testing highlights a commitment to applied engineering, making her a valuable resource for those exploring the intersection of mechanical design and embedded control.