Military Spying Robot
Vijay Narayan Mahajan, Rushikesh Madhavrao Patil, Prafull Narayan Patil, Shubham Subhash Patil · International Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Science · 2023
This system is designed to reduce casualties in terrorist attacks like the one that took place on November 26th.This problem can then be overcome by developing a spy robot based on it that uses wireless technology, making it easier to investigate competitors if necessary.This robot can silently enter enemy territory and send us information through sensors.Robotics has been the backbone of advanced manufacturing for over half a century.Mobile robotics are playing an increasingly important role in military affairs, from patrolling to dealing with potential explosives.The currently most popular gadget is the Android smartphone.There are many applications on the internet that use the built-in hardware such as Bluetooth in these mobile phones to control other devices.With the development of modern technology and Android smartphones, Bluetooth technology aims to exchange data wirelessly over short distances via radio transmission, including the functions of convenience, perception and control.Here we have designed a robot that can be controlled by an app running on an Android phone.Send control commands via Bluetooth connected to the controller.The controller can be connected to the Bluetooth module via the UART protocol.The movement of the robot can be controlled according to the commands received from the android.Therefore, the necessary measures can be taken.This project introduces a useful application with a real-time object detection system that can automatically detect user-defined important objects.By identifying these custom objects, we will immediately separate them with a robot.The problem discussed in this article is solved by detecting and using objects with defined sensors.We would also like to introduce an integrated technique for detection and detection of objects in real time.