Multipurpose Warfield Surveillance Robot Using IoT
2023, IRJET
Abstract
The field of robotization and robotics is a extensively used discipline in the manufacturing assiduity. It's substantially used to meet the requirements of colorful diligence similar as food and libation, healthcare, and home entertainment. This design proposes developing a robotic vehicle that can be operated ever using an Android app. The proposed robot can be equipped with a camera and wireless connectivity to transmit real-time videotape and images. It can be used for surveillance in war zones. Wi-Fi is a fairly new technology, and its practical and growth eventuality are immense. The app for Android can be used to connect with the security system and give a GUI that the stoner can use. The system will also respond to the stoner's commands. The device is equipped with a stir sensor and a camera.
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What specific challenges does robot motion control face in real-world applications?
The study highlights challenges such as noisy sensors, approximate world models, and action execution uncertainty affecting robot motion control, emphasizing the need for robust action selection paradigms.
How does the smartphone control interface enhance user interaction with the robot?
The design integrates a dedicated Android application that allows users to control the robot's movements via Bluetooth, significantly improving user-friendliness and accessibility.
What advantages does the passive infrared sensor offer in surveillance applications?
The system utilizes a passive infrared sensor with a detection range of 3 to 7 meters, enabling effective monitoring and recording of intruders under various conditions.
What role does the L293D motor driver play in the robot's functionality?
The L293D motor driver facilitates control of two DC motors concurrently, enabling precise movement and operation of the robot's navigation and surveillance functions.
How can the robot design be adapted for bomb disposal and military scenarios?
Adaptability for bomb disposal and military applications is achieved through its robust surveillance capabilities and real-time video transmission, allowing operators to assess potentially hazardous environments safely.
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