Internet of Things (IOT) Based Military Surveillance
Mr.B. Venkataramanaiah · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2024
Abstract: The ESP32 microcontroller is responsible for controlling this robot and the robot is able to run in both manual mode and automatic mode. A bunch of sensors are mounted on this trolley to collect data and, SUSI now decides what to do with this data based on the instructions received from the ESP32 microcontroller. The system is further empowered with metal detectors used to detect metal explosives that improve its surveillance ability. Such technological developments promise impressive applications in defense where surveillance is key. The proliferation of technology in the last couple of years has given way to the evolution of robotics, thus, transforming many areas for human life, particularly in unsafe environments. Robotic integration has primarily impacted military operations. These robots are enforced to play a major role in the deployment of few dangerous uses which can provide miraculous to the soldiers. Their versatility and effectiveness in different scenarios are provided by the variety of designs that cater for certain operational need. Basically, military robots have increased the military organizations competency to work out challenges which are difficult to address with manual human intervention. These robot helpers are critical to facilitate operational efficiency, and make sure that the personal safety in high-risk environments