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7th sense multipurpose robot for military application

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Submitted By:R.Chandra sekarC.SivaguruCh.V.S.KumarS.Elamparuthi

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In the world that has an enormous potential for conflict, militaries around the world are taking Patton’s words very seriously. Our system is the first of several such programs that are looking at revamping the infantry soldier’s gear. Our system basically has two modes. One mode is the automatic mode and the other mode is user control mode. Thus our aim is to provide a robotic system that can combat in wars and other military purposes.

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In our system we are going to control the robot from remote location in addition to remote monitoring (i.e. User Mode).

Our system also has an automatic mode in which it can take its own decision for combating.

In addition to this we are also including some of the features like bomb detection, bomb diffusion, fire detection, intruder detection. Thus our system is more reliable to combat the enemy than the existing system.

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KieluVision IDE for Program Compilation. PROLOAD for Program Dumping. Or cad for Schematic view. Embedded C 51 Simulate

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Microcontroller Earth Mine Detection PIR Sensor LDR Automatic Mode User Mode Bomb Detection Bomb Diffusion Intruder Detection

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AT89s52 Microcon

troller

BATTERY

INTRUDER SENSOR

PASSIVE INFRARED

SENSOR

BOMB/METAL DETECTOR

FIRE DETECTOR

LDR

MOTOR 1MOTOR DRIVER

DECODER

MOTOR 2

MODE SELECTION

RF RECEIVER

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• Compatible with MCS-51® Products• 8K Bytes of In-System Programmable

(ISP) Flash Memory• 4.0V to 5.5V Operating Range• Fully Static Operation: 0 Hz to 33 MHz• 128 x 8-bit Internal RAM• 32 Programmable I/O Lines• Full Duplex UART Serial Channel• Low-power Idle and Power-down Modes• Interrupt Recovery from Power-down

Mode• Watchdog Timer

AT 89S52 MICROCONTROLLER

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BOMB DETECTIONBOMB DETECTION• Isolated Rollers - prevent loops• High Quality Belt - Metal Free, Carbon Free, Interlocked finger Splice, or Plastic Modular Belt (White or Natural)• Low vibration and Static• Adequate metal free area

6. Roller Isolation

3. Clearance 4. Foot Isolation

5. Metal Free Belt1. Metal Free Area

2. Non-Metallic Slider Bed

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PIR (Pyro electric Infrared) sensors can detect IR heat radiation (7-20 m typical).

They are simple, cheap and common. The basis of security system “motion detectors”.

Most PIR sensors contain two or four sensors with different viewing regions.

They detect a change in the difference between the signals and give a binary output.

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Simplest light sensor is an LDR (Light-Dependent Resistor).

Optical characteristics close to human eye. Can be used to feed an A/D directly

without amplification (one resistor in a voltage divider).

Common material is CdS(Cadmium Sulphide)

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Many devices can measure temperature. Here we go for Digital Sensor Module DS1822

Available in a very wide range of resistances, with positive or negative resistance change/temp.

1-wire device family includes a thermometer.

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It fits right inside most standard motor bodies, to give your robot more power from a tighter space!

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INPUTS Motor Outputs

ENABLE D1 D2

H H H Both High(Motor Breaks)

H L L Both Low(Motor Breaks)

H H L Current Flow from M1 to M2

H L H Current flow from M2 to M1

X High Impedance (No Enable)

Logic Table

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Transmitter and Receiver operates in 433Mhz Crystal Frequency. FSK Modulation. Encoder and Decoder to convert Parallel to Serial

and vice-versa. Application specific wireless modules.

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1.Trevelyan,j , “RF Controlled Metal Detecting Robot With Remote Voice and Image Transmission to assist Bomb Detection and Rescue Team”, Detection of Abandoned land mines, 1998. Second International Conference on the(Conf. Publ. No. 458), March 2008.

2.A.Bicchi, A.Fagiolini, and L.Pallottino, “Towards a society of robots: Behaviors, misbehaviors, and security, “ IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine, 2010, to appear in December issue.

3.E.Prassler, R.Bischoff, and H.Bruyninchx, “It’s a long way to useful standards,” IEEE Robotics Automation Magazine, vol.17, no.3,pp.18-19,2010.

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