I'm Jayant Kalra, a first-year student at Texas A&M University interested in engineering, robotics, and embedded systems. I'm drawn to the layer where code meets circuits — the point where a line of software actually moves a signal through hardware. Outside the classroom I've spent the last few years leading a robotics team, running a physics club, and building small hardware projects — this site collects that work in one place.
ITS Java Certification
InterestsBadminton, tennis, lifting, playing guitar, music
A set of Arduino-based builds exploring embedded systems — LED patterns, a four-servo robotic arm, a fire detection system, an LCD interface, and a motion detection system. Programmed sensors, servos, LEDs, and displays into interactive hardware.
Designed features for managing team tasks, organizing projects, and tracking robotics components and supplies. Used AI-assisted development tools to rapidly prototype and implement the application.
Designed and programmed an FTC competition robot capable of accurately launching game elements using motors and servos. Implemented Limelight-aided computer vision to detect AprilTags, estimate target distance, and adjust shooting parameters, integrating hardware and software to control movement and mechanisms.