Surveillance and Rescue Robot using
Android Smartphone and the
Internet
By
Mohammad Shoeb Shah
M Tech EXTC
Under the guidance of
Prof. P. B. Borole
Department of Electrical Engineering
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute
Mumbai - 400019
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 2
Outline of Presentation
 Introduction
 Features
 Difficulties Involved in Implementation
 Literature Survey
 Proposed System
 System Description
 Results
 Advantages
Future Scope
Introduction
Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Surveillance and its Requirements
• Surveillance is the process in which people, places, or things are monitored
usually for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting
them.
• Indoor and Outdoor Surveillance
• Country borders, public places, government offices – Outdoor Surveillance
• Warehouses, homes, garages – Indoor surveillance.
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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OUTDOOR SURVEILLANCE REQUIRED AT FOLLOWING PLACES
Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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OUTDOOR SURVEILLANCE REQUIRED AT FOLLOWING PLACES
Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Current Techniques
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Rescue Operations
• Required in Disasters
• Disasters can be Natural or Man-Made.
• As reported by USAR (Urban Search and Rescue), the
possibility of saving a victim is high within the first 48 hours
of rescue operation after that probability becomes nearly zero.
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Disaster caused by Nature
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Man Made Disasters
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Internet of Things
• The Internet of Things (IoT) is
the network of physical objects,
devices, vehicles, buildings and
other items embedded with
electronics, software, sensors, and
network connectivity that enables
these objects to collect and
exchange data.
• .Integration with the Internet
implies that devices will use an IP
address as a unique identifier.
• Objects in the IoT will not only
be devices with sensory
capabilities, but also provide
actuation capabilities.
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 14
Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Advantage of Robots
• They reduce human efforts.
• They can get into dangerous places without complaining.
• Small size robot are difficult to get caught an eye.
• Life of a human is more precious that Robot.
• It can help in outdoor surveillance by monitoring important places and also it can be made
to reach suspicious place for close observations.
• A robot can be used for indoor surveillance and can be made to reach the places of interest
for getting the information rather than installing cameras in the whole environment
.
•Help to the rescue team and can greatly improve the safety of the rescue team as well as
their working efficiency.
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Types of Robots
• Industrial Robots
• Domestic or household robots
• Medical robots
• Service robots
• Military robots
• Space robots
• Hobby and competition robots
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
• Wheeled Robot
•Tracked Robot
How Does a Robot Helps ?
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
+ + +
• Can be made to reach the places of interest for getting the information rather
than installing cameras in the whole environment.
• An observation can be made without going to the risky places.
• Even if robot is caught it can be destroyed without risking anything.
Necessary Features
• Live video.
• Environmental related Information.
• User should be able to control and view
information remotely.
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Difficulties
• Requires expensive components.
• Complexity.
• Range.
• Software codes
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Related Work
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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• DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency)
• The DTMF controlling does not provide
smooth and instantaneous control of the Robot.
• Call Drops.
• Cost
Objective
To make a full featured surveillance and rescue
robot using an easily available Android
Smartphone that can be easily controlled over
the Internet with any complexity and high cost.
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Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
Proposed Solution
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
+ +
Temperature Gas
Ultrasonic PIR
+
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Proposed System
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Sensors
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Working
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SENSORS
Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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Controlling the Robot from user end
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Application to control Robot
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Live Video
• IP WebCam
• Alfed
• Ustream
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
IP WebCam Application
• IP Webcam turns your phone into a network camera with
multiple viewing options. View your camera on any platform
with VLC player or web browser.
• Optional Ivideon cloud broadcasting is supported for instant
global access.
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Home Security Camera - Alfred
• Alfred supports multiple Viewers and multiple Webcams
• Alfred is fast: In less than a second, Alfred connects you and
the secured location with the shortest latency and the highest
interactivity.
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Ustream
• Watch live video and broadcast live on your phone or tablet -
anytime, anywhere!
• Broadcasting in 720p HD and 360p HQ is available
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 43
Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
Live Video (IP WEBCAM)
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Live Video (Ivideon)
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Live Video on APP
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The Robot
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Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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Sensor Data on the Internet.
Smartphone Sensors Readings External Sensor Readings
Accelerometer Temperature & Humidity
Magnetometer Light
GPS Ultrasonicsonic
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Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in X direction
(Yellow Line)
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Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in Y direction
(Blue Line).
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Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in Z direction
(Red Line).
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Android Application to mark and remember a location
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Prototype Development
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Length : 195mm.
Width : 105mm.
High durable.
High non- flexible.
More strength.
Light weight.
Resistant to corrosion.
Design of the Chassis
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 57
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 58
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 59
Differential Drive Mechanism
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 60
L293D Motor Driving Module
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 61
Motors
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 62
• 100 RPM 12V DC motors with
Gearbox.
• 6mm shaft diameter with internal
hole
• 125gm weight
• Same size motor available in
various rpm
• 2kgcm torque
Arduino UNO
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 63
• ATmega328P
• 32 KB (Kilo Bytes) of flash
memory
• 14 digital input/output pins, 6
analog inputs.
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Modules
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 64
•ESP8266 Wi-Fi Module.
•Integrated TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol) protocol stack .
• Pre-programmed
• Enough on-board processing and storage
capability that allows it to be integrated with
the sensors and other application specific
devices
•HC-05 is the Bluetooth module
• Used for converting serial port to Bluetooth.
Ultrasonic, Temperature & Humidity
Sensors
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 65
• HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor .
• Uses sonar to determine distance to an object.
• From 2 cm to 400 cm
• It comes complete with ultrasonic transmitter
and receiver module
• DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor
Circuit of Motor Driver Module
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 66
Bluetooth Module and Wi-Fi Module
connected to Arduino
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 67
Temperature Sensor and Ultrasonic
Sensor connected to Arduino
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 68
Light Sensor connected to Arduino
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 69
Advantages offered by our System
• Smartphone integrates necessary sensors and communication modules.
• Provides almost unlimited range.
• Android platform gives liberty to explore new applications.
• Security in Communication.
• Reduction in cost and size.
• It offers portability
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Comparison of Wireless Technologies
Types of
Wireless
Technology
Range Frequency
Band(s)
Data Rate
Bluetooth 33 feet 2.4GHz 1.5 Mbps
Wi-Fi
IEEE802.11b
IEEE802.11g
100-150
feet
2.4GHz 11 Mbps
54 Mbps
3G
CDMA
Global 800 MHz – 1900
MHz
2 Mbps
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Reduction in Cost
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 72
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Savings in Cost
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 74
CAMERA (7600 )
+
INTERNET MODULE (2500)
+
SENSORS (2000)
+
SHIELDS (3500)
= 15600 (Approx.)
% savings = (15600 - 2500)/(15600) = 84.97 %
Future Scope
• Make it completely Autonomous.
• Add a feature to localize in environment and make its own
map.
• Make our own interface to view and control robot.
• Add a Robotic arm.
• Add Solar charging function.
• Add new Sensors.
• Utilize it in 4G Network.
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 75
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 76
References
[1] G. Meshram, Shubhangi Borkar, “Design and implementation of Robot
motion with IR wireless camera”, in International Journal on Recent and
Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, Volume 3, Issue 2,
February 2015.
[2] Donato Di Paola, Annalisa Milella, Grazia Cicirelli and Arcangelo Distante,
“An autonomous mobile Robotic system for surveillance of indoor
environments”, International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, Vol. 7, No. 1
(2010).
[3] P. Vanitha Sri, S. Sharmila, K. Karthik, “A surveillance Robot for home
security with docking system”, in International Journal of Science, Engineering
and Technology Research (IJSETR) on, Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2015.
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 77
[4] Trupti B. Bhondve, Prof. R. Satyanarayan, Prof. Moresh Mukhedkar, “Mobile
rescue Robot for Human body detection in rescue operation of disaster”, in
International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and
Instrumentation Engineering on, Vol. 3, Issue 6, June 2014.
[5] Maki K. Habib, Yvan Baudoin, “Robot-Assisted risky intervention search,
rescue and environmental surveillance”, in International Journal of Advanced
Robotic Systems on, Vol. 7, No.1, ISSN 1729-8806, pp. 098, March 2010.
[6] M.Balakrishnan, S.P.Jaya kumaran, S.Gowthaman, G.Rathana sabhapathy, “A
smart spy Robot charged and controlled by wireless systems”, in Innovations in
Information, Embedded and Communication Systems (ICIIECS), 2015
International Conference on, vol., no., pp.1-4, 19-20 March 2015.
[7] A.Sivasoundari, S.Kalaimani, M.Balamurugan, “Wireless surveillance Robot
with motion detection and live video transmission”, in International Journal of
Emerging Science and Engineering (IJESE), on Volume-I, Issue-6 April 2013.
7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 78
THANK-YOU

Surveillance and Rescue Robot using Android Smartphone and the Internet

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    Surveillance and RescueRobot using Android Smartphone and the Internet By Mohammad Shoeb Shah M Tech EXTC Under the guidance of Prof. P. B. Borole Department of Electrical Engineering Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute Mumbai - 400019
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 2 Outline of Presentation  Introduction  Features  Difficulties Involved in Implementation  Literature Survey  Proposed System  System Description  Results  Advantages Future Scope
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    Surveillance and itsRequirements • Surveillance is the process in which people, places, or things are monitored usually for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting them. • Indoor and Outdoor Surveillance • Country borders, public places, government offices – Outdoor Surveillance • Warehouses, homes, garages – Indoor surveillance. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 4 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 5 OUTDOOR SURVEILLANCE REQUIRED AT FOLLOWING PLACES Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 6 OUTDOOR SURVEILLANCE REQUIRED AT FOLLOWING PLACES Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 7 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    Current Techniques 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 8 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 9 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    Rescue Operations • Requiredin Disasters • Disasters can be Natural or Man-Made. • As reported by USAR (Urban Search and Rescue), the possibility of saving a victim is high within the first 48 hours of rescue operation after that probability becomes nearly zero. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 10 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 11 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey Disaster caused by Nature
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 12 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey Man Made Disasters
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 13 Internet of Things • The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects, devices, vehicles, buildings and other items embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity that enables these objects to collect and exchange data. • .Integration with the Internet implies that devices will use an IP address as a unique identifier. • Objects in the IoT will not only be devices with sensory capabilities, but also provide actuation capabilities.
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 14 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 15 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey Advantage of Robots • They reduce human efforts. • They can get into dangerous places without complaining. • Small size robot are difficult to get caught an eye. • Life of a human is more precious that Robot. • It can help in outdoor surveillance by monitoring important places and also it can be made to reach suspicious place for close observations. • A robot can be used for indoor surveillance and can be made to reach the places of interest for getting the information rather than installing cameras in the whole environment . •Help to the rescue team and can greatly improve the safety of the rescue team as well as their working efficiency.
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 16 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey Types of Robots • Industrial Robots • Domestic or household robots • Medical robots • Service robots • Military robots • Space robots • Hobby and competition robots
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 17 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 18 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 19 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 20 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey • Wheeled Robot •Tracked Robot
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    How Does aRobot Helps ? 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 21 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey + + + • Can be made to reach the places of interest for getting the information rather than installing cameras in the whole environment. • An observation can be made without going to the risky places. • Even if robot is caught it can be destroyed without risking anything.
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    Necessary Features • Livevideo. • Environmental related Information. • User should be able to control and view information remotely. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 22 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    Difficulties • Requires expensivecomponents. • Complexity. • Range. • Software codes 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 23 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 24 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 25 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    Related Work 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 26 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 28 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 29 • DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) • The DTMF controlling does not provide smooth and instantaneous control of the Robot. • Call Drops. • Cost
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    Objective To make afull featured surveillance and rescue robot using an easily available Android Smartphone that can be easily controlled over the Internet with any complexity and high cost. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 30 Introduction Features Difficulties Literature Survey
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    Proposed Solution 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 31 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining + + Temperature Gas Ultrasonic PIR +
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    Proposed System 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 33 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 34 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Sensors 7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 35 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Working 7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 36 SENSORS Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 37 Controlling the Robot from user end
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    Application to controlRobot 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 39 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Live Video • IPWebCam • Alfed • Ustream 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 40 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    IP WebCam Application •IP Webcam turns your phone into a network camera with multiple viewing options. View your camera on any platform with VLC player or web browser. • Optional Ivideon cloud broadcasting is supported for instant global access. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 41 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Home Security Camera- Alfred • Alfred supports multiple Viewers and multiple Webcams • Alfred is fast: In less than a second, Alfred connects you and the secured location with the shortest latency and the highest interactivity. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 42 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Ustream • Watch livevideo and broadcast live on your phone or tablet - anytime, anywhere! • Broadcasting in 720p HD and 360p HQ is available 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 43 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    Live Video (IPWEBCAM) 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 44
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    Live Video (Ivideon) 7/24/2016M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 45
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    Live Video onAPP 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 46
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    The Robot 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 47 Proposed System System Description Work Done Work Remaining
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 48 Sensor Data on the Internet. Smartphone Sensors Readings External Sensor Readings Accelerometer Temperature & Humidity Magnetometer Light GPS Ultrasonicsonic
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 49 Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in X direction (Yellow Line)
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 50 Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in Y direction (Blue Line).
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 51 Accelerometer sensor showing acceleration in Z direction (Red Line).
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 54 Android Application to mark and remember a location
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    Prototype Development 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 56 Length : 195mm. Width : 105mm. High durable. High non- flexible. More strength. Light weight. Resistant to corrosion.
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    Design of theChassis 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 57
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    Differential Drive Mechanism 7/24/2016M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 60
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    L293D Motor DrivingModule 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 61
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    Motors 7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 62 • 100 RPM 12V DC motors with Gearbox. • 6mm shaft diameter with internal hole • 125gm weight • Same size motor available in various rpm • 2kgcm torque
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    Arduino UNO 7/24/2016 MTech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 63 • ATmega328P • 32 KB (Kilo Bytes) of flash memory • 14 digital input/output pins, 6 analog inputs.
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    Bluetooth and Wi-FiModules 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 64 •ESP8266 Wi-Fi Module. •Integrated TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) protocol stack . • Pre-programmed • Enough on-board processing and storage capability that allows it to be integrated with the sensors and other application specific devices •HC-05 is the Bluetooth module • Used for converting serial port to Bluetooth.
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    Ultrasonic, Temperature &Humidity Sensors 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 65 • HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor . • Uses sonar to determine distance to an object. • From 2 cm to 400 cm • It comes complete with ultrasonic transmitter and receiver module • DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor
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    Circuit of MotorDriver Module 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 66
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    Bluetooth Module andWi-Fi Module connected to Arduino 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 67
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    Temperature Sensor andUltrasonic Sensor connected to Arduino 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 68
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    Light Sensor connectedto Arduino 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 69
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    Advantages offered byour System • Smartphone integrates necessary sensors and communication modules. • Provides almost unlimited range. • Android platform gives liberty to explore new applications. • Security in Communication. • Reduction in cost and size. • It offers portability 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 70
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    Comparison of WirelessTechnologies Types of Wireless Technology Range Frequency Band(s) Data Rate Bluetooth 33 feet 2.4GHz 1.5 Mbps Wi-Fi IEEE802.11b IEEE802.11g 100-150 feet 2.4GHz 11 Mbps 54 Mbps 3G CDMA Global 800 MHz – 1900 MHz 2 Mbps 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 71
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    Reduction in Cost 7/24/2016M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 72
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    Savings in Cost 7/24/2016M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 74 CAMERA (7600 ) + INTERNET MODULE (2500) + SENSORS (2000) + SHIELDS (3500) = 15600 (Approx.) % savings = (15600 - 2500)/(15600) = 84.97 %
  • 75.
    Future Scope • Makeit completely Autonomous. • Add a feature to localize in environment and make its own map. • Make our own interface to view and control robot. • Add a Robotic arm. • Add Solar charging function. • Add new Sensors. • Utilize it in 4G Network. 7/24/2016 M Tech EXTC - Final Stage Seminar 75
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    7/24/2016 M TechEXTC - Final Stage Seminar 76 References [1] G. Meshram, Shubhangi Borkar, “Design and implementation of Robot motion with IR wireless camera”, in International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, Volume 3, Issue 2, February 2015. [2] Donato Di Paola, Annalisa Milella, Grazia Cicirelli and Arcangelo Distante, “An autonomous mobile Robotic system for surveillance of indoor environments”, International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, Vol. 7, No. 1 (2010). [3] P. Vanitha Sri, S. Sharmila, K. Karthik, “A surveillance Robot for home security with docking system”, in International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR) on, Volume 4, Issue 11, November 2015.
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