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driverless Robot car controlled using GSMAfnan Khan
This document describes a student project to build a mobile robot controlled by a mobile phone using DTMF tones. It provides background on the components used such as the DTMF decoder chip, microcontroller, motors, and includes schematics of the circuits used. The robot is designed so that pressing buttons on the mobile phone will generate DTMF tones that are received by the robot and used by the microcontroller to control the motors to move in different directions or turn.
GSM Based Wireless Robot Vehicle with POF features using DTMFirjes
This document describes a GSM-based wireless robot vehicle that can be controlled remotely using DTMF tones and provides obstacle and fire detection features. The robot uses a microcontroller programmed in embedded C to control motors and sensors. It has a GSM module to allow remote control from any location via calls and to send text alerts upon obstacle/fire detection. When called, it sends an OTP for authentication before taking commands. The user can then use the phone keypad to send movement commands as DTMF tones. Sensors help detect obstacles and fires, triggering alert messages. This design overcomes range and interference issues of prior RF-based systems, allowing robust remote control and monitoring from a distance.
This document is a project report submitted by Mr. Pankaj Rai for a diploma in electronics and telecommunications engineering. The project is on a DTMF based mobile controlled robot. The report includes an introduction describing how the robot is controlled via DTMF tones sent from a mobile phone, block diagrams of the system components, descriptions of the hardware used including the power supply, transformer, rectifier, regulator, motors, and a circuit diagram. It also includes testing procedures and potential applications and future improvements. The overall purpose is to describe the design and implementation of a robot that can be remotely controlled via a mobile phone call.
This document describes a DTMF controlled robot project. It includes a list of components used, descriptions of the Arduino, chassis, motors, integrated circuits, and circuit diagram. It explains how the robot works by receiving DTMF tones from a calling mobile phone, decoding the tones using an MT8870 chip, and sending signals to motors. It includes a flowchart, code, and references. The key aspects are that the robot is controlled remotely via DTMF tones from a calling mobile phone and uses an Arduino, motor driver, and DTMF decoder chip to receive tones and control motors accordingly.
This document describes a mobile controlled robot that can be operated from any location via a mobile phone. The robot contains a mobile phone that receives DTMF tones corresponding to buttons pressed on the controlling phone. These tones are decoded by a microcontroller that directs motors for movement. When buttons are pressed, unique frequency combinations are generated and received by the robot phone. The microcontroller then controls motors via motor drivers to move the robot forward, backward or turn based on the decoded DTMF signals from the controlling phone.
This document lists 40 mini 8051 projects including alcohol detector, mobile controlled robot, automatic punching machine, bidirectional visitor counter, and biomedical monitoring system. It provides a high level overview of various electronics and microcontroller based systems that can be implemented as student or hobbyist projects using the 8051 microcontroller.
Cell Phone Operated Robot for Search and Research of an ObjectNikita Kaushal
Slide presented in 2013 10th International Conference on Wireless and Optical Communications Networks, IEEE Conference.
In this robot, an IR sensor detects an object robot’s arms pick up the object and keep in the carriage box this robot move with the help of cell phone by using DTMF technology, from arm the object is tested whether object is metallic or not, the operator get alert through SMS of object and its characteristics by using GSM technology.
The document describes a mobile controlled robot project. It uses two mobile phones, with one as the transmitter and the other as the receiver attached to the robot. When buttons are pressed on the transmitter phone, DTMF tones are generated and received by the receiver phone. The tones are decoded by a microcontroller which controls motors via a motor driver to move the robot forward, backward, left, and right. A wireless camera attached to the robot transmits video to an output screen. The robot has a range as large as the mobile network coverage area and allows remote monitoring and control.
driverless Robot car controlled using GSMAfnan Khan
This document describes a student project to build a mobile robot controlled by a mobile phone using DTMF tones. It provides background on the components used such as the DTMF decoder chip, microcontroller, motors, and includes schematics of the circuits used. The robot is designed so that pressing buttons on the mobile phone will generate DTMF tones that are received by the robot and used by the microcontroller to control the motors to move in different directions or turn.
GSM Based Wireless Robot Vehicle with POF features using DTMFirjes
This document describes a GSM-based wireless robot vehicle that can be controlled remotely using DTMF tones and provides obstacle and fire detection features. The robot uses a microcontroller programmed in embedded C to control motors and sensors. It has a GSM module to allow remote control from any location via calls and to send text alerts upon obstacle/fire detection. When called, it sends an OTP for authentication before taking commands. The user can then use the phone keypad to send movement commands as DTMF tones. Sensors help detect obstacles and fires, triggering alert messages. This design overcomes range and interference issues of prior RF-based systems, allowing robust remote control and monitoring from a distance.
This document is a project report submitted by Mr. Pankaj Rai for a diploma in electronics and telecommunications engineering. The project is on a DTMF based mobile controlled robot. The report includes an introduction describing how the robot is controlled via DTMF tones sent from a mobile phone, block diagrams of the system components, descriptions of the hardware used including the power supply, transformer, rectifier, regulator, motors, and a circuit diagram. It also includes testing procedures and potential applications and future improvements. The overall purpose is to describe the design and implementation of a robot that can be remotely controlled via a mobile phone call.
This document describes a DTMF controlled robot project. It includes a list of components used, descriptions of the Arduino, chassis, motors, integrated circuits, and circuit diagram. It explains how the robot works by receiving DTMF tones from a calling mobile phone, decoding the tones using an MT8870 chip, and sending signals to motors. It includes a flowchart, code, and references. The key aspects are that the robot is controlled remotely via DTMF tones from a calling mobile phone and uses an Arduino, motor driver, and DTMF decoder chip to receive tones and control motors accordingly.
This document describes a mobile controlled robot that can be operated from any location via a mobile phone. The robot contains a mobile phone that receives DTMF tones corresponding to buttons pressed on the controlling phone. These tones are decoded by a microcontroller that directs motors for movement. When buttons are pressed, unique frequency combinations are generated and received by the robot phone. The microcontroller then controls motors via motor drivers to move the robot forward, backward or turn based on the decoded DTMF signals from the controlling phone.
This document lists 40 mini 8051 projects including alcohol detector, mobile controlled robot, automatic punching machine, bidirectional visitor counter, and biomedical monitoring system. It provides a high level overview of various electronics and microcontroller based systems that can be implemented as student or hobbyist projects using the 8051 microcontroller.
Cell Phone Operated Robot for Search and Research of an ObjectNikita Kaushal
Slide presented in 2013 10th International Conference on Wireless and Optical Communications Networks, IEEE Conference.
In this robot, an IR sensor detects an object robot’s arms pick up the object and keep in the carriage box this robot move with the help of cell phone by using DTMF technology, from arm the object is tested whether object is metallic or not, the operator get alert through SMS of object and its characteristics by using GSM technology.
The document describes a mobile controlled robot project. It uses two mobile phones, with one as the transmitter and the other as the receiver attached to the robot. When buttons are pressed on the transmitter phone, DTMF tones are generated and received by the receiver phone. The tones are decoded by a microcontroller which controls motors via a motor driver to move the robot forward, backward, left, and right. A wireless camera attached to the robot transmits video to an output screen. The robot has a range as large as the mobile network coverage area and allows remote monitoring and control.
Dtmf based human less boat control for oceanic research applicationsEcwaytech
This project describes a prototype boat that can be remotely controlled using Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) signals. The boat is controlled by pressing number keys on a mobile phone, which sends DTMF signals that are received and decoded by a DTMF decoder connected to an AT89S52 microcontroller. The microcontroller then controls motors through an H-bridge circuit to move the boat forward, backward, left, or right. This remote controlled boat design could be useful for applications like mines detection and oceanographic research.
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Abstract:
This project aims at designing a robot, which has freedom of movement along all the 3 axes and its motion is controlled by means of wheels. The user can control the movements using a Cellphone from a remote place. The system is made more useful by introducing artificial intelligence to it. By artificial intelligence, we mean designing the robot is such a manner that in situation which require decision making, the robot identifies the presence of the obstacle, alerts the user and moreover awaits instruction from the user for the further action. Other condition, which the robot can determine, is presence of fire. I.e., high temperature and presence of metals in vicinity.
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Introduction
A robot is an electro-mechanical device that can perform autonomous or preprogrammed tasks. A robot may act under the direct control of a human (eg. the robotic arm of the space shuttle) or autonomously under the control of a programmed computer. Robots may be used to perform tasks that are too dangerous or difficult for humans to implement directly (e.g. nuclear waste clean up) or may be used to automate repetitive tasks that can be performed with more precision by a robot than by the employment of a human (e.g. automobile production.)
Smart phone based robotic control for surveillance applicationseSAT Journals
Abstract The robotics and automation industry which is ruled the sectors from manufacturing to household entertainments. It is widely used because of its simplicity and ability to modify to meet changes of needs. The project is designed to develop a robotic vehicle using android application for remote operation attached with wireless camera for monitoring purpose. The robot along with camera can wirelessly transmit real time video with night vision capabilities. This is kind of robot can be helpful for spying purpose in war fields. Keywords: Android, Robot, Bluetooth, Robotic control
Smart phone based robotic control for surveillance applicationseSAT Publishing House
IJRET : International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology is an international peer reviewed, online journal published by eSAT Publishing House for the enhancement of research in various disciplines of Engineering and Technology. The aim and scope of the journal is to provide an academic medium and an important reference for the advancement and dissemination of research results that support high-level learning, teaching and research in the fields of Engineering and Technology. We bring together Scientists, Academician, Field Engineers, Scholars and Students of related fields of Engineering and Technology
This document describes 4 projects:
1. An electronic vending machine that allows customers to order items from a shop without visiting in person or using the internet by authenticating via RFID and selecting items on a graphical LCD. Orders are sent via GSM to the customer and shop for delivery.
2. An autonomous vehicle parking system that uses sensors to detect an empty parking space and perpendicularly parks the vehicle without human intervention to reduce accidents and provide driver comfort.
3. A line follower robot that uses IR sensors and a microcontroller to follow a black line on the ground and stop when it detects obstacles. This project provided practical experience with microcontrollers.
4. A case study of OTDR instruments
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Cell Phone Controlled Three Axis Robot With Artificial Intelligence
Introduction
A robot is an electro-mechanical device that can perform autonomous or preprogrammed tasks. A robot may act under the direct control of a human (eg. the robotic arm of the space shuttle) or autonomously under the control of a programmed computer. Robots may be used to perform tasks that are too dangerous or difficult for humans to implement directly (e.g. nuclear waste clean up) or may be used to automate repetitive tasks that can be performed with more precision by a robot than by the employment of a human (e.g. automobile production.)
In modern technology robotics method may be applied to do our manual task. If robots are to become as common at household people will need to control and monitor them easily. In this aspect we have proposed, desired and designed a robot which can be controlled by mobile phones. Through which we can call for some emergency situations for Fire brigade, Law enforcement agency (Police, Army), Natural Calamity, Area Guard so on. On Mobile phone robot we have mounted a 9V battery as the power supply for the circuit and the motors. When the user calls the mobile the call is received by auto-answer mode. As the call continues when the user presses a button on his handset the tone that is generated is decoded by the DTMF decoder and the command is passed to the microcontroller which is pre-programmed. The Microcontroller then passes the command to the motor driver ICs for motion.it can also be used in reconnaissance or surveillance and anywhere there is the service provider tower of the connection provided that is mounted on the robot and Mostly The robot is small in size and it’s cost is also reasonable.
In modern technology robotics method may be applied to do our manual task. If robots are to become as common at
household people will need to control and monitor them easily. In this aspect we have proposed, desired and designed a robot which
can be controlled by mobile phones. Through which we can call for some emergency situations for Fire brigade, Law enforcement
agency (Police, Army), Natural Calamity, Area Guard so on. On Mobile phone robot we have mounted a 9V battery as the power
supply for the circuit and the motors. When the user calls the mobile the call is received by auto-answer mode. As the call continues
when the user presses a button on his handset the tone that is generated is decoded by the DTMF decoder and the command is passed
to the microcontroller which is pre-programmed. The Microcontroller then passes the command to the motor driver ICs for
motion.it can also be used in reconnaissance or surveillance and anywhere there is the service provider tower of the connection
provided that is mounted on the robot and Mostly The robot is small in size and it’s cost is also reasonable.
Robotic Soldier with EM Gun using Bluetooth Moduleijceronline
Need for security is growing day by day due to enormous development in the field of technology, but man wants to achieve this security at the minimum cost and minimum risk to human life. This is the factor which has encouraged us to develop this project which can achieve security at minimum risk to human life and at minimum cost. Here instead of exposing the soldier to do the hazardous job such as dangerous gas or hostile environment detection we have designed a machine which will do the same job more efficiently. This robot will be self-sufficient to sense the temperature of surrounding, and detecting if any obstacles are there at a certain distance depends on that robot guiding itself using the efficient algorithms and proper sensors.
IRJET - Mobile Controlled Robotic Car using DTMFIRJET Journal
This document describes a mobile controlled robotic car that uses Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) technology. DTMF allows the robotic car to be controlled by phone. The system includes a microcontroller, DTMF decoder, motor driver, and DC motors. When buttons are pressed on the phone, corresponding DTMF tones are sent to the robotic car. The DTMF decoder converts the tones to binary for the microcontroller. The microcontroller then controls the motor driver and DC motors to move the car forward, backward, left, or right depending on the button pressed. This overcomes limitations of traditional radio frequency control, providing longer range and ability to control from any phone.
Robotic Soldier with EM Gun using Bluetooth Moduleijceronline
Need for security is growing day by day due to enormous development in the field of technology, but man wants to achieve this security at the minimum cost and minimum risk to human life. This is the factor which has encouraged us to develop this project which can achieve security at minimum risk to human life and at minimum cost. Here instead of exposing the soldier to do the hazardous job such as dangerous gas or hostile environment detection we have designed a machine which will do the same job more efficiently. This robot will be self-sufficient to sense the temperature of surrounding, and detecting if any obstacles are there at a certain distance depends on that robot guiding itself using the efficient algorithms and proper sensors.
This document provides a synopsis for a project titled "Cell Phone Operated Land Rover". The project aims to control a land rover using a mobile phone. A mobile phone would be connected to a microcontroller and DTMF decoder onboard the rover. When buttons are pressed on the calling phone, DTMF tones are generated and received by the rover, decoded into instructions for the microcontroller to drive motors accordingly. The synopsis outlines the motivation, objectives, methodology, expected timeline and potential impact of using mobile phone control for remote vehicles in academics and industry.
This document describes a smartphone-controlled spy robot with video transmission and object collection capabilities. The robot uses an Arduino microcontroller interfaced with an HC-05 Bluetooth module to receive control commands from an Android smartphone app over Bluetooth. It has a camera for live video streaming and a servo-controlled "hand" for collecting and holding objects. The robot is designed to be remotely controlled and perform surveillance tasks while remaining hidden from detection within the Bluetooth network range.
Mobile controlled robot using bluetooth module (HC-005)Sachin Malik
This is a research paper on mobile control robot using bluetooth module. It contains introduction, list of components used, block diagram , circuit diagram and conclusion.
Autonomous Campus Tour Guide Robot by using Ultrasonic Range Sensors and QR c...ShwetonKedia
This undertaking depends on QR (Quick Response) codes to give area references to portable robots. The versatile robot is outfitted with a Smartphone that is modified to identify and peruse data on QR codes that are deliberately put in the working condition of the robot. The portable robot can play out the self-governing keep running all through the guide course by utilizing ongoing QR code acknowledgment. The lab data on QR code is played to the guests utilizing Text-to-Speech gave through Android gadget. Ultrasonic range sensors which can distinguish articles and measure separations with high precision are utilized to actualize the divider following and obstruction evasion practices. The gathered sonar data by ultrasonic range sensors is processed by a microcontroller that self-sufficiently controls the tour guide robot. A calculation dependent on the Proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control is applied to the tour guide robot to perform increasingly precise robot movement control. A Bluetooth innovation is utilized to send flag to the Arduino from the Smartphone to operate the tour guide robot remotely.
The Internet of Things and AI is a developing trend in technology that is already changing the world in
which we live by interconnecting physical objects that can collect or transmit information to us and to each
other. In this work, an application of the use of the IoT is presented by the development of a semiautonomous Robot using off-the-shelf home automation(smart) components. The system is composed of
hardware and software elements that are integrated into a self-propelled scaled down version of robotic
vehicle various applets in the application were enabled to be triggered using the self made voice assistant
The robot can be controlled through voice commands and is capable of basic activities. The ultrasonic
sensors installed on the robot proved their reliability by stopping the vehicle at an average distance of 7.3
cm away from different obstacles. This work contributes to existing knowledge on the Internet of Things
and AI by providing a demonstration of a semi-autonomous robot capable of cloud-based control both
with voice commands and cloud-based activities.
Multipurpose Warfield Surveillance Robot Using IoTIRJET Journal
The document describes the design of a multipurpose surveillance robot using IoT. Some key points:
- The robot can be operated remotely using an Android app for real-time video streaming and control. It is intended for surveillance in war zones to minimize risks to soldiers.
- The design uses a Raspberry Pi 4 for wireless connectivity, a camera, and motors controlled by an L293D driver. It can move forward, backward, left and right under user commands sent via the Android app.
- The objectives are to use the robot for reconnaissance, bomb detection, and border surveillance to enhance security and reduce casualties for military personnel.
- The methodology uses the Raspberry Pi, USB camera,
This document presents a Bluetooth controlled robot project. It includes an introduction, block diagram, overview, components used including the 8051 microcontroller, Bluetooth module, motors, and power supply. It also discusses the software used, Kiel, to program the microcontroller. The robot can be controlled remotely via an Android app and Bluetooth. It has applications in surveillance, bomb disposal, and other fields. The robot is small, inexpensive, energy efficient, and can operate from a long distance via remote control.
DTMF Controlled Robot Car WITHOUT using MICROCONTROLLERVishwanath Neha
This document describes a DTMF controlled robot project created by a team of students under the guidance of O.SRIKANTH. The robot uses two mobile phones, where one phone calls the other phone mounted on the robot to control it through DTMF tones. When buttons are pressed on the calling phone, corresponding tones are received by the robot phone and processed by a DTMF decoder chip to operate motors via a motor driver chip. Potential applications are discussed along with advantages of long distance control without coding and disadvantages of requiring a camera and incurring call charges.
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Dtmf based human less boat control for oceanic research applicationsEcwaytech
This project describes a prototype boat that can be remotely controlled using Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) signals. The boat is controlled by pressing number keys on a mobile phone, which sends DTMF signals that are received and decoded by a DTMF decoder connected to an AT89S52 microcontroller. The microcontroller then controls motors through an H-bridge circuit to move the boat forward, backward, left, or right. This remote controlled boat design could be useful for applications like mines detection and oceanographic research.
BEST FINAL YEAR PROJECT CENTER CHENNAI MAASTECH-BEST BEST PROJECTSASHOKKUMAR RAMAR
BEST FINAL YEAR PROJECT CENTER CHENNAI MAASTECH-BEST BEST PROJECTS/COCHIN,HYDERABAD, BANGALORE,TAMILNADU..
Abstract:
This project aims at designing a robot, which has freedom of movement along all the 3 axes and its motion is controlled by means of wheels. The user can control the movements using a Cellphone from a remote place. The system is made more useful by introducing artificial intelligence to it. By artificial intelligence, we mean designing the robot is such a manner that in situation which require decision making, the robot identifies the presence of the obstacle, alerts the user and moreover awaits instruction from the user for the further action. Other condition, which the robot can determine, is presence of fire. I.e., high temperature and presence of metals in vicinity.
BEST ROBOTIC PROJECT CENTER CHENNAI-ROBOTIC PROJECT CENTER MAASTECHASHOKKUMAR RAMAR
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Introduction
A robot is an electro-mechanical device that can perform autonomous or preprogrammed tasks. A robot may act under the direct control of a human (eg. the robotic arm of the space shuttle) or autonomously under the control of a programmed computer. Robots may be used to perform tasks that are too dangerous or difficult for humans to implement directly (e.g. nuclear waste clean up) or may be used to automate repetitive tasks that can be performed with more precision by a robot than by the employment of a human (e.g. automobile production.)
Smart phone based robotic control for surveillance applicationseSAT Journals
Abstract The robotics and automation industry which is ruled the sectors from manufacturing to household entertainments. It is widely used because of its simplicity and ability to modify to meet changes of needs. The project is designed to develop a robotic vehicle using android application for remote operation attached with wireless camera for monitoring purpose. The robot along with camera can wirelessly transmit real time video with night vision capabilities. This is kind of robot can be helpful for spying purpose in war fields. Keywords: Android, Robot, Bluetooth, Robotic control
Smart phone based robotic control for surveillance applicationseSAT Publishing House
IJRET : International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology is an international peer reviewed, online journal published by eSAT Publishing House for the enhancement of research in various disciplines of Engineering and Technology. The aim and scope of the journal is to provide an academic medium and an important reference for the advancement and dissemination of research results that support high-level learning, teaching and research in the fields of Engineering and Technology. We bring together Scientists, Academician, Field Engineers, Scholars and Students of related fields of Engineering and Technology
This document describes 4 projects:
1. An electronic vending machine that allows customers to order items from a shop without visiting in person or using the internet by authenticating via RFID and selecting items on a graphical LCD. Orders are sent via GSM to the customer and shop for delivery.
2. An autonomous vehicle parking system that uses sensors to detect an empty parking space and perpendicularly parks the vehicle without human intervention to reduce accidents and provide driver comfort.
3. A line follower robot that uses IR sensors and a microcontroller to follow a black line on the ground and stop when it detects obstacles. This project provided practical experience with microcontrollers.
4. A case study of OTDR instruments
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Cell Phone Controlled Three Axis Robot With Artificial Intelligence
Introduction
A robot is an electro-mechanical device that can perform autonomous or preprogrammed tasks. A robot may act under the direct control of a human (eg. the robotic arm of the space shuttle) or autonomously under the control of a programmed computer. Robots may be used to perform tasks that are too dangerous or difficult for humans to implement directly (e.g. nuclear waste clean up) or may be used to automate repetitive tasks that can be performed with more precision by a robot than by the employment of a human (e.g. automobile production.)
In modern technology robotics method may be applied to do our manual task. If robots are to become as common at household people will need to control and monitor them easily. In this aspect we have proposed, desired and designed a robot which can be controlled by mobile phones. Through which we can call for some emergency situations for Fire brigade, Law enforcement agency (Police, Army), Natural Calamity, Area Guard so on. On Mobile phone robot we have mounted a 9V battery as the power supply for the circuit and the motors. When the user calls the mobile the call is received by auto-answer mode. As the call continues when the user presses a button on his handset the tone that is generated is decoded by the DTMF decoder and the command is passed to the microcontroller which is pre-programmed. The Microcontroller then passes the command to the motor driver ICs for motion.it can also be used in reconnaissance or surveillance and anywhere there is the service provider tower of the connection provided that is mounted on the robot and Mostly The robot is small in size and it’s cost is also reasonable.
In modern technology robotics method may be applied to do our manual task. If robots are to become as common at
household people will need to control and monitor them easily. In this aspect we have proposed, desired and designed a robot which
can be controlled by mobile phones. Through which we can call for some emergency situations for Fire brigade, Law enforcement
agency (Police, Army), Natural Calamity, Area Guard so on. On Mobile phone robot we have mounted a 9V battery as the power
supply for the circuit and the motors. When the user calls the mobile the call is received by auto-answer mode. As the call continues
when the user presses a button on his handset the tone that is generated is decoded by the DTMF decoder and the command is passed
to the microcontroller which is pre-programmed. The Microcontroller then passes the command to the motor driver ICs for
motion.it can also be used in reconnaissance or surveillance and anywhere there is the service provider tower of the connection
provided that is mounted on the robot and Mostly The robot is small in size and it’s cost is also reasonable.
Robotic Soldier with EM Gun using Bluetooth Moduleijceronline
Need for security is growing day by day due to enormous development in the field of technology, but man wants to achieve this security at the minimum cost and minimum risk to human life. This is the factor which has encouraged us to develop this project which can achieve security at minimum risk to human life and at minimum cost. Here instead of exposing the soldier to do the hazardous job such as dangerous gas or hostile environment detection we have designed a machine which will do the same job more efficiently. This robot will be self-sufficient to sense the temperature of surrounding, and detecting if any obstacles are there at a certain distance depends on that robot guiding itself using the efficient algorithms and proper sensors.
IRJET - Mobile Controlled Robotic Car using DTMFIRJET Journal
This document describes a mobile controlled robotic car that uses Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) technology. DTMF allows the robotic car to be controlled by phone. The system includes a microcontroller, DTMF decoder, motor driver, and DC motors. When buttons are pressed on the phone, corresponding DTMF tones are sent to the robotic car. The DTMF decoder converts the tones to binary for the microcontroller. The microcontroller then controls the motor driver and DC motors to move the car forward, backward, left, or right depending on the button pressed. This overcomes limitations of traditional radio frequency control, providing longer range and ability to control from any phone.
Robotic Soldier with EM Gun using Bluetooth Moduleijceronline
Need for security is growing day by day due to enormous development in the field of technology, but man wants to achieve this security at the minimum cost and minimum risk to human life. This is the factor which has encouraged us to develop this project which can achieve security at minimum risk to human life and at minimum cost. Here instead of exposing the soldier to do the hazardous job such as dangerous gas or hostile environment detection we have designed a machine which will do the same job more efficiently. This robot will be self-sufficient to sense the temperature of surrounding, and detecting if any obstacles are there at a certain distance depends on that robot guiding itself using the efficient algorithms and proper sensors.
This document provides a synopsis for a project titled "Cell Phone Operated Land Rover". The project aims to control a land rover using a mobile phone. A mobile phone would be connected to a microcontroller and DTMF decoder onboard the rover. When buttons are pressed on the calling phone, DTMF tones are generated and received by the rover, decoded into instructions for the microcontroller to drive motors accordingly. The synopsis outlines the motivation, objectives, methodology, expected timeline and potential impact of using mobile phone control for remote vehicles in academics and industry.
This document describes a smartphone-controlled spy robot with video transmission and object collection capabilities. The robot uses an Arduino microcontroller interfaced with an HC-05 Bluetooth module to receive control commands from an Android smartphone app over Bluetooth. It has a camera for live video streaming and a servo-controlled "hand" for collecting and holding objects. The robot is designed to be remotely controlled and perform surveillance tasks while remaining hidden from detection within the Bluetooth network range.
Mobile controlled robot using bluetooth module (HC-005)Sachin Malik
This is a research paper on mobile control robot using bluetooth module. It contains introduction, list of components used, block diagram , circuit diagram and conclusion.
Autonomous Campus Tour Guide Robot by using Ultrasonic Range Sensors and QR c...ShwetonKedia
This undertaking depends on QR (Quick Response) codes to give area references to portable robots. The versatile robot is outfitted with a Smartphone that is modified to identify and peruse data on QR codes that are deliberately put in the working condition of the robot. The portable robot can play out the self-governing keep running all through the guide course by utilizing ongoing QR code acknowledgment. The lab data on QR code is played to the guests utilizing Text-to-Speech gave through Android gadget. Ultrasonic range sensors which can distinguish articles and measure separations with high precision are utilized to actualize the divider following and obstruction evasion practices. The gathered sonar data by ultrasonic range sensors is processed by a microcontroller that self-sufficiently controls the tour guide robot. A calculation dependent on the Proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control is applied to the tour guide robot to perform increasingly precise robot movement control. A Bluetooth innovation is utilized to send flag to the Arduino from the Smartphone to operate the tour guide robot remotely.
The Internet of Things and AI is a developing trend in technology that is already changing the world in
which we live by interconnecting physical objects that can collect or transmit information to us and to each
other. In this work, an application of the use of the IoT is presented by the development of a semiautonomous Robot using off-the-shelf home automation(smart) components. The system is composed of
hardware and software elements that are integrated into a self-propelled scaled down version of robotic
vehicle various applets in the application were enabled to be triggered using the self made voice assistant
The robot can be controlled through voice commands and is capable of basic activities. The ultrasonic
sensors installed on the robot proved their reliability by stopping the vehicle at an average distance of 7.3
cm away from different obstacles. This work contributes to existing knowledge on the Internet of Things
and AI by providing a demonstration of a semi-autonomous robot capable of cloud-based control both
with voice commands and cloud-based activities.
Multipurpose Warfield Surveillance Robot Using IoTIRJET Journal
The document describes the design of a multipurpose surveillance robot using IoT. Some key points:
- The robot can be operated remotely using an Android app for real-time video streaming and control. It is intended for surveillance in war zones to minimize risks to soldiers.
- The design uses a Raspberry Pi 4 for wireless connectivity, a camera, and motors controlled by an L293D driver. It can move forward, backward, left and right under user commands sent via the Android app.
- The objectives are to use the robot for reconnaissance, bomb detection, and border surveillance to enhance security and reduce casualties for military personnel.
- The methodology uses the Raspberry Pi, USB camera,
This document presents a Bluetooth controlled robot project. It includes an introduction, block diagram, overview, components used including the 8051 microcontroller, Bluetooth module, motors, and power supply. It also discusses the software used, Kiel, to program the microcontroller. The robot can be controlled remotely via an Android app and Bluetooth. It has applications in surveillance, bomb disposal, and other fields. The robot is small, inexpensive, energy efficient, and can operate from a long distance via remote control.
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1. Logic Mind Technologies
Vijayangar (Near Maruthi Medicals), Bangalore-40
Ph: 8123668124 // 8123668066
Title: DTMF CONTROLLED BOMB DETECTING ROBOT
ABSTRACT:
This project is a prototype bomb detecting robot that can travel in harmful conditions. The direction of
the robot can be controlled by DTMF. This can be moved forward, backward direction. Also this robot
can take sharp turnings towards left and right directions using DC Motors. This project uses DTMF
technology for controlling Robot in a way such that near the controlling side we are provided with any
type of communication device such as a mobile phone or a landline. Now coming to the other side we are
provided with the mobile phone only because a landline cannot move accordingly with the movement of
the robot. In the mobile phone we allot the number keys as our direction movements for the Robot to
move..Now when we dial the numbers in the mobile phone from the controlling side then it automatically
recognizes which number has been recorded and it follows with the corresponding next step to be taken
i.e., movement of the robot.
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
2. PROPOSED SYSTEM:
This Project uses DTMF Decoder which is controlled by a battery and in turn is connected to the mobile
phone. This is controlled by the AT89S52 controller and is again connected to the driver circuit for
driving the motor. This project uses battery. This project is much useful for mines detection and Oceanic
Research Applications.
ADVANTAGES:
Effective control of dc motor
Dc motor control using mobile phone.
Increases power efficiency.
Power wastage is reduced
APPLICATIONS:
Small scale industries.
Home appliances
Robot control
Plant irrigation
PROJECT FLOW:
First Review:
Literature Survey
Paper Explanation
Design of Project
Project Enhancement explanation
3. Second Review:
Implementing 40% of Base Paper
Third Review
Implementing Remaining 60% of Base Paper with Future Enhancement
(Modification)
For More Details please contact
Logic Mind Technologies
Vijayangar (Near Maruthi Medicals), Bangalore-40
Ph: 8123668124 // 8123668066
Mail: logicmindtech@gmail.com