Shrigovinda T Kulkarni
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Automation & Robotics Student focused on building intelligent engineering systems through AI, ROS2, and PLC-driven automation. Specialized in integrating computer vision with robotic hardware.
I build
Automation & Robotics Student focused on building intelligent engineering systems through AI, ROS2, and PLC-driven automation. Specialized in integrating computer vision with robotic hardware.
I am an **Automation & Robotics Engineering** student at KLE Technological University (BVB), Hubballi. My passion lies at the intersection of AI and robotics, where I focus on building intelligent systems that bridge the gap between digital intelligence and physical execution.
Whether it's optimizing industrial processes with PLC systems, developing autonomous navigation frameworks with ROS2, or leveraging Generative AI for engineering design, I am dedicated to solving real-world engineering problems with cutting-edge technology.
Mastering OOP principles, design patterns, and memory management for robotics applications.
Deepening knowledge of robot navigation nodes, communications, and autonomous behavior frameworks.
KLE Technological University (BVB), Hubballi
CGPA: 9.25
JSS RSH PU College
Grade: 90.33%
Navanagar Rotary English Medium School
Grade: 90.08%
95%
Practical Engineering
90%
System Optimization
85%
AI Integration
Problem: Designing a reliable outdoor navigation
system for UGVs in unstructured terrain.
Role: Led development, built the dashboard and path planning.
Result: Achieved sub-decimeter localization
accuracy using EKF-based sensor fusion.
Problem: Manual garden maintenance leads to high
water wastage and inconsistent plant health.
Role: Hardware, control logic and dashboard.
Result: Reduced water usage by 40% via
soil-moisture-triggered automation.
Problem: Safe inspection of hazardous tunnel
environments without human risk.
Role: Simulation & Algorithm for safe tunnel
inspection.
Result: Validated autonomous obstacle avoidance
and path planning in high-fidelity 3D environments.
Problem: Centralized platform needed for real-time
hackathon management and team assessment.
Role: Full-Stack Developer (Built with GenAI).
Result: Successfully managed data for 100+
participants with zero downtime, built end-to-end leveraging GenAI.
Problem: Static solar panels lose significant
energy yield due to fixed orientation throughout the day.
Role: Hardware Designer & Embedded Developer.
Result: Increased solar energy capture efficiency
using LDR-based feedback control with servo actuation.
Problem: Combining multiple analog audio/signal
channels without noise, distortion, or impedance mismatch.
Role: Circuit Designer & Signal Processing
Engineer.
Result: Designed a low-noise op-amp based
multichannel summing mixer with independent gain control per channel.
Problem: Maintaining dynamic equilibrium of an
inherently unstable two-wheeled inverted pendulum robot.
Role: Controls Engineer & Hardware Integrator.
Result: Implemented real-time PID balance control
using IMU feedback achieving stable upright locomotion.
Problem: Commuters at bus stands have no easy way
to know which platform their bus departs from or when it arrives, causing confusion and
missed buses.
Role: Full Stack Web Developer.
Result: Built a web application where users enter
their destination and instantly see the bus platform number, scheduled timings, and live
status — effectively solving the information gap at bus stands.
Problem: Industrial robots fail to adapt in real
time to unexpected changes in production environments, causing downtime.
Role: Research Contributor & Systems Analyst.
Result: Explored adaptive control architectures
enabling robots to re-plan and reconfigure autonomously under dynamic conditions.
Problem: Autonomous robots lack reliable
human-following capability in cluttered or dynamic indoor environments.
Role: ROS2 Developer & Computer Vision
Engineer.
Result: Built a real-time person-detection and
tracking pipeline using depth cameras and ROS2 Nav2, enabling smooth human-following
behavior.
Problem: Manual sorting of items by weight on
conveyor lines is slow, error-prone, and lacks scalability.
Role: PLC Programmer & Simulation Engineer.
Result: Designed and validated a fully automated
weight-based sorting system using Factory I/O simulation and CODESYS ladder logic with
100% sort accuracy in testing.
Problem: Manual disposal and volume reduction of beverage cans is labor-intensive, inefficient, and occupies significant storage space.
Role: Control Systems & Embedded Developer.
Result: Developed a functional mechatronic prototype capable of crushing 250ml cans at a rate of 2+ cans per minute using an automated sensor-actuator loop, fitting within compact dimensions (1.5' × 1.5' × 1.5') and a ₹5,000 budget.
Certification
Technical Workshop
National Level Competition
International Aero Space Forum
State Level Competition
Sports Achievement
Phone
+91 8618104226