01-02-2012, 01:34 PM
GPRS AND Symbian robot
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Tacking Motion Direction with Pyroelectric IR Sensors for War-field, Earthquake affected areas
Objective:
The increase of greed in people has paved way to civil-wars and natural disasters. A swift action has to be taken in the relief work of the aftermath of earthquake affected areas, such that any delay in the rescue could lead the death toll to rise. The same can be applied to war fields too.
The project focuses on human beings who are alive and struggling for their lives either in the war field or due to natural disasters like earthquakes, to be recognized and rescued in a much faster pace.
The robot senses humans alive and sends a notification to the mobile to capture the images of the same. The captured image is then sent to the server to view and act accordingly. The administrator at the server’s end has options to move the robot in any required direction for more accurate detection of human beings alive.
Hardware Requirements:
Smart phone with Symbian OS and Bluetooth enabled (Any 60 series cell phone)
ULN 2003A
Bluetooth dongle
DC Motor
PIC Micro controller
Relays
PIR Sensor (Passive Infrared)
Software Requirements:
JDK 1.6 or above
Symbian Operating System
Symbian emulator
Widdcomm Bluetooth software
Wireless Tool Kit 2.5.2
Embedded C
MPLAB
