Wireless Position Tracking of a DTMF based Mobile Robot using GSM and GPS

Verma, Gaurav; Verma, Himanshu; Singh, Ipsita; Vikram, Aditya; Singhal, Sheetal; Kumar, Ashish; Banarwal, Sandeep; Goel, Khushhali

doi:10.17485/ijst/2015/v8i17/77120

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“…Recent advancements have reformed the embedded technology in a way that each client carries a smart device (robots) which makes their life less demanding and agreeable. In [8] a self-governing portable robot used for remote position following utilizing GPS and sending that data on to a device, for example, versatile or tablet utilizing GSM is developed. This robot consist of GPS (for identification of area), GSM (for remote information exchange), DTMF (for controlling robot with versatile or tab), sonar sensor (for obstruction discovery) and glimmer light (for night vision).…”

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IOT Application of a Remote Weather Monitoring & Surveillance Station

Verma¹,

Gautam²,

Singh³

et al. 2017

IJSH

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Numerous critical weather occasions have influenced humanity throughout the years. For quite a while climate checking was to a great extent a leisure activity of eager beginners. Yet in the course of the most recent century, it has advanced into an efficient and expert worldwide action that mirrors its vital significance for an extensive variety of economic, natural, civil assurance and farming exercises. Present day climate observing frameworks and systems are intended to be developed in a financially savvy way. This requires the aggregate life-cycle cost of an observing framework is minimized, and one approach to do this is to minimize the maintenance of the weather monitoring framework. Utilizing a solid-state system to quantify the weather, including the wind speed and bearing, is principal to minimize hardware adjusting and costs. The conventional weather monitoring framework comprised of individual sensors to quantify one meteorological variable, each associated with an data collection gadget or recorder. Modern day innovation has permitted the combination of a few sensors into one coordinated weather station that can be for all time situated at one site, or transported to a site where localized climate is required. The fundamental aim of this paper is to design a remote weather monitoring system which allows the monitoring of weather parameters and provides continuous surveillance at the same time. IOT based Remote Weather Monitoring Station is a fully-fledged open source weather station which is effective in measuring temperature, humidity, and light intensity with high precision and the values of measured parameters are plotted on open cloud "ThingSpeak". The system is also equipped with a camera to provide the live streaming of the area to be monitored. The controlling action is accomplished using an Embedded-PC (Raspberry Pi) or Arduino board with WIFI extension interface. In this paper the weather station is currently controlled using Raspberry Pi board and programming is done in python language.

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IOT Application of a Remote Weather Monitoring & Surveillance Station

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Gautam²,

Singh³

et al. 2017

IJSH

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“…Lee et al developed a smartphone-based user interface (UI) for a vehicle tracker using GPS as sensor and GSM/GPRS to transmit data [6]. Verna et al devised a mobile robot tracking using GPS and GSM [7]. Kamble implemented a bus tracking system using RFID as a sensor [8].…”

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An open source LoRa based vehicle tracking system

Ramli

Zabidi

Ahmad

et al. 2019

IJEEI

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This work describes an open source tracking system that determines the location and speed of a vehicle in real-time. The system was inspired by the need to track tourist boats in UNESCO Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Malaysia. Boats that travel too fast generate wakes that are suspected to cause ecological damage. In this work, geolocation information is provided by Arduino based transponders with Global Positioning System (GPS). Transponders periodically transmit location and speed data using LoRa through a gateway to a cloud server. On the server, open source software components implement a Geographical Information System (GIS) to manage the location and speed data for display and further analysis. The resulting prototype performed the required functions as expected.

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