Applications of RF in Rescue Robot in Coal Mines |
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| Venkatesh Suresh Lotlikar , Don Bosco College of Engineering; Disha Damodar Kamat, Don Bosco College of Engineering; Jhanavi Shanker Peddakotla, Don Bosco College of Engineering; Depika Satish Prabhu, Don Bosco College of Engineering; Anisha Cotta, Don Bosco College of Engineering |
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| Radio Frequency (RF), ZigBee, GUI |
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Coal mine is a hazardous place in which numerous lethal variables are risky for human life, particularly when impacts happen. Rescue team typically doesn't have a clue about the real circumstance of the mine passage. Accordingly it might be exceptionally risky for rescuers to go into mine passages to check survivors without distinguishing ecological data previously. To tackle this issue, robot is created for helping individuals to do the rescue work force. The robot is used for detecting the explosion environment of coal mine. We have developed prototype of a fully autonomous robot which can be used to indicate presence of harmful gases inside a mine for mine rescue operations in case of emergencies caused by natural calamities such as explosion. Coal mine rescue robot is a sort of portable robot. It can go into blast environment and discover gas content. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV6I11105 Published in: Volume : 6, Issue : 1 Publication Date: 01/04/2018 Page(s): 2090-2092 |
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