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Empirical Investigation on Smart Wireless Autonomous Robot for Landmine Detection with Wireless Camera

Madhu Kumar Vanteru, Harpreet Singh Bedi, Mohammed Ali Azam, M. Kalyan Chakravarthi, Bhasker Pant

Year
2022
Citations
11

Abstract

Landmines are hazardous explosive devices that endanger lives and disrupt economies, finding and removing them requires specialized knowledge. To effectively find mines and pinpoint their whereabouts, a variety of technologies are available. However, most innovation should be utilized to benefit people and civilization in order to significantly increase its good impact at the detriment of its drawbacks. This paper’s goal is to emphasize the value of incorporating robotics, communication, and analysis of data into the field of landmine detection. It covers the methods that can help the autonomous robot find mines utilizing wireless camera and sensors. The suggested technology has the ability to fully operate the robot and conFigure the robot operator’s rights and restrictions. It can also save and preserve the printed statements and navigational outcomes in a separate database. Additionally, this method considerably lowers the hazard to human detectors’ safety when they stay in a minefield.

Keywords

WirelessComputer scienceComputer visionRobotWi-Fi arrayArtificial intelligenceWireless networkTelecommunications

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