Landmine detection and reporting using light weight zumo bot

Megalingam, Rajesh Kannan; Gontu, Vamsi; Chanda, Ruthvik; Yadav, Prasant Kumar; Kumar, Allada Phanindra

doi:10.1109/icici.2017.8365207

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“…80% of the setbacks are of individuals killing mines, in which most of them are kids. The vitally 5 countries which have commonly number of landmines are: Iraq: 9 million, Afghanistan: 11 million, Angola: 13 million, Iran: 16 million, Egypt: 23 million [2].…”

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Landmine Detector and Surveillance Robot

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2024

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Landmines and different explosives are set in war fields and other populated places which causes wounds and once in a while death to people as well as property misfortune. There are different kinds of landmines, for example, Anti-tank landmines and people killing landmines. Antitank landmines and some of the people killing landmines are in metal casing so these landmines can be identified by utilizing metal finders. These landmines must be moved for dispersion utilizing mechanical arms. For recognizing the landmine, without human obstruction, the automated remote controlled ground vehicle with appended mechanical arm design model is proposed in this paper. This model consists of a spy-cam and an ESP sensor as well as a sound buzzer along with a microprocessor that detects the landmine and also spy on enemy territory. Key Words: ESP, SPY-CAM, Automated remote control, Sound buzzer, Metal finder, Microprocessor

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confidence: 99%