WAR FIELD SPYING ROBOT - GOMATHI, T.;Leo, Megalan;Aranganathan, A
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Now we as humans have always been intrigued by non living study moving around. Starting with throwing stones around we have now come at a point where we make those planes around the sky. On their own too. It helps us a lot when we are able to get to places wherein we can't by ourselves. Firstly it compensates for our laziness and then it eliminates all the physical constraints that we might encounter. So it is always in need to bring automation in our lives to make daily study easy and fun to do. Robots are what humans have always looked forward to but automation stuff is a bit distinct. On…mehr

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Now we as humans have always been intrigued by non living study moving around. Starting with throwing stones around we have now come at a point where we make those planes around the sky. On their own too. It helps us a lot when we are able to get to places wherein we can't by ourselves. Firstly it compensates for our laziness and then it eliminates all the physical constraints that we might encounter. So it is always in need to bring automation in our lives to make daily study easy and fun to do. Robots are what humans have always looked forward to but automation stuff is a bit distinct. On aiming to increase the safety because by using this robot we can know their activities by keeping some safe distance from the enemy, the flexibility of attacking will be increased because we can know their activities and there will be a laser that will lock the position of the enemy and guides the missal, this is also contain the metal detector that will helpful in detecting the land mains which will lead to death, and control of this robot will be very easily done because it is controlled wirelessly and by connecting to android mobile.
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Frau T. Gomathi arbeitet derzeit als Assistenzprofessorin in der Abteilung für Elektronik und Kommunikationstechnik an der Sathyabama University, Chennai, Indien. Sie hat 17 Jahre Lehrerfahrung im Bereich der Lehre an technischen Hochschulen. Sie hat fast 34 Forschungsarbeiten in verschiedenen renommierten Zeitschriften sowohl in Scopus, WOS veröffentlicht.