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Military Robots for Real Time Applications

March 14, 2014 by Tarun Agarwal 22 Comments

soldiers army military robotThere are different kinds of robots that are specifically employed for doing special tasks in military applications. In military services, there are some areas in which some of the tasks involve greater risk and danger, and therefore, those tasks must be performed without military personnel, solely by the robots.

Military robots

Military robots

Nowadays, with the development of technology, several robots with very special integrated systems are particularly employed for such risky jobs to do the work diligently and precisely. This article is intended to give relevant information about such military robots and their working capabilities and efficiencies.

1. War Field Spying Robot with a Night Vision Wireless Camera by Android Applications

War Field Spying Robot

War Field Spying Robot

This intelligent robot with wireless camera can be operated remotely for monitoring as well as controlling purpose. In the dark nights or dark places, this robot is capable of capturing videos, and then transmitting them remotely to a PC or TV by using wireless technology.

This prototype of military robot is used in war fields to know about the status of the enemies around that area. It monitors the area with a camera by moving the camera to various positions or places remotely by an android application.

This war field spying robot uses microcontroller as the central processing unit, a Bluetooth modem to receive the command signal from the Android phone, an Android phone with a GUI application, a night vision wireless camera with remote area transmission capabilities, an IR LED for night vision lighting, a motor driver to drive a set of motors to control the vehicle movement and other miscellaneous associated components.

Block Diagram of War Field Spying Robot

Block Diagram of War Field Spying Robot

The user can monitor the war field area by controlling the movement of the vehicle by an Android application. When the user touches the position command in the Android application, the signal from the system is received remotely through a Bluetooth modem in the robot, and is further transferred to the microcontroller as shown in the figure.

The microcontroller is programmed in such a way that upon receiving corresponding signal from the Bluetooth, it sends the command signals to a motor driver that drives the set of motors to move the vehicle in the desired direction. And, also the wireless camera sends the video signals to a receiver station or unit, wirelessly, for monitoring purpose.

2. Fire Fighting Robot Remotely Operated by Android Applications

Fire Fighting Robot

Fire Fighting Robot

Fire-fighting robot is implemented as a fire engine to extinguish the fire. This type of robot is used in military as well in other sectors for extinguishing fire if it happens by accidents such as train accidents. The robotic vehicle consists of a water tank and a pump to sprinkle water.

Similar to the above project, this robot can also be controlled by using an Android-based application for remote operation purpose, but – also requires another motor driver and a motor to operate the sprinkle arm in a desired direction and a pump to increase the pressure of water.

This robot also uses a microcontroller to control the overall operation. By receiving the command signals from the android application via a Bluetooth modem, the microcontroller adjusts the movement of the vehicle through a motor driver IC. Next, the sprinkle bow or arm position of the robot gets adjusted by another motor driver IC that receives commands from the Android mobile.

Block Diagram of Fire Fighting Robot

Block Diagram of Fire Fighting Robot

The microcontroller of this system is programmed in Keil software and operates the relay for the pump (for switching on and off), and also operates two motor driver ICs for moving the vehicle and the sprinkle arm.

3. Pick-N-Place Robotic Arm and Movement Controlled by Android Wirelessly

Pick-N-Place Robot

Pick-N-Place Robot

This military robot can safely handle bombs especially while catching them and avoids the danger of explosion or extra pressure on suspected object. It is equipped with a soft catching gripper for pick and place function. The remote operation is achieved by a Bluetooth modem via an Android phone based GUI application

This pick and place robot uses two motor driver ICs to control two sets of motors. One set of motors is used to control the vehicle’s movement and the other set to operate the soft catching gripper, and this can be done by pressing the corresponding buttons on an Android application. After picking the object, the soft gripper holds the object and places it to another place by adjusting the vehicle movement.

Block Diagram of Pick-N-Place Robot

Block Diagram of Pick-N-Place Robot

The microcontroller’s program manages the overall control operation, and the program can be modified by the user based on the requirement. Based on the signals from the Bluetooth, the microcontroller sends command signals to the motor driver ICs. In this system, there is a possibility to add a wireless camera for monitoring overall process.

4. Voice Controlled Robotic Vehicle with Long Distance Speech Recognition

This type of robotic vehicle’s operation depends on the voice commands that are received by the speech recognition module. The command can be operated by both speech and push buttons controls. Such a type of Voice-controlled robotic vehicle comprises both transmitter and receiver circuits to achieve control objective.

Block Diagram for Transmitter

Block Diagram for Transmitter

Transmitting circuit consists of voice recognition module and push buttons as input controllers. By receiving these signals, the microcontroller sends these signals to an RF transmitter; from there the signals are transmitted to a receiver circuit.

Block Diagram for Reciever

Block Diagram for Reciever

The receiver circuit consists of a microcontroller which is placed inside the robotic vehicle and consists of devices like an RF receiver, a LASER module, a motor driver IC, and a set of motor, and so on. Upon the voice command, speech recognition module sends the information to the microcontroller, and then the information is transmitted to the transmitter circuit.

After receiving the command signals from the transmitter circuit, the receiver transfers those signals to the microcontroller. And then, the microcontroller sends the signals to the motor driver to control the vehicle movement.

5. Metal Detector Robotic Vehicle

This robot is useful to find landmines in the ground by sensing them while moving a vehicle ahead. A metal detector circuit is attached to this robotic vehicle to detect metal parts in the ground. The Remote operation of this vehicle to control the direction can be possible with an RF-based remote as transmitter that sends commanding signals to the receiver circuit.

Block Diagram for Transmitter

Block Diagram for Transmitter

This metal-detector robot is same as the voice-based vehicle that has been discussed above – in which the transmitting circuit consists of a push button control and an RF transmitter. However, an additional metal detector is added to the receiver circuit, here. Whenever the vehicle encounters any metal part on its way, a resonance change occurs in the coil- as a result, the control signals move forward towards the microcontroller.

Block Diagram for Reciever

Block Diagram for Reciever

Upon receiving the signals from the detector, the microcontroller gives out a buzzing sound and also continuously interacts with the receiver to move the vehicle in a desired direction or path.

In addition to these military robots, some of the robots that are also useful in military applications are given below and their real-time operation is also given in the corresponding links.

Line Following Robotic Vehicle

RF Controlled Robotic Vehicle with a Laser Beam Arrangement

IR Controlled Robotic Vehicle

These are some prototype military robots that have been discussed in this article to give practical orientation of their field applications. However, in real time, they are somewhat complex in nature – particularly the way in which they are controlled, the implementation of control systems in them, the components used, and so on.

We believe that you might have received enough information through these prototype models. Furthermore, for any help regarding the projects based on them, you can always comment in the comment section given below.

Filed Under: Robotics Tagged With: Fire Fighting Robot, Pick and Place robot, robot applications

About Tarun Agarwal

Tarun Agarwal is the Chief Customer Support Officer at Edgefx Technologies Pvt Ltd. He has 8 years of experience in Customer Support, Operations and Administration.

Comments

  1. noor says

    March 28, 2014 at 2:33 am

    Hello sir I’m final year mechanical student..I’m interested in projects on robotics..please send me the synopsis and the contact person at your bangalore and hyderabad branch

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      March 29, 2014 at 9:54 am

      Hi Noor,

      Please check our new wonderful and user friendly website http://www.edgefxkits.com for all the details.

      Please get back to us at info@edgefxkits.in or call the undersigned on 0 99591 78000 or our toll free no. 1800 108 7475 for clarifications/personal counseling.

      Reply
  2. Mangesh says

    April 15, 2015 at 8:28 pm

    hi sir i am electronics final yr student we are doing project of war field field spy robot with night vision wireless camera by using androind application we facing regarding projct report in that we dont know the literature survay of this ..sir can u help for finding that…plz sir

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      April 17, 2015 at 11:59 am

      Hi Mangesh, Please follow the link: http://www.edgefxkits.com/war-field-spying-robot-with-night-vision-wireless-camera-by-android-applications for help. You can download project abstract and seminar presentation also from the link. Please check the website for complete details in the kit content section: http://www.edgefxkits.com/kitdetails/ and go through the FAQ: http://www.edgefxkits.com/contact-us/#faq. Further if you have any queries you can call us on the toll free no. 1800 108 7475 for clarifications/personal counseling. Raji (Mobile: +91 9959178000)

      Reply
      • Naveetha says

        August 24, 2016 at 7:23 pm

        Sir, i want to do war field spy robot as my final year project. Is this necessary to use tv ?

        Reply
        • Tarun Agarwal says

          September 28, 2016 at 7:05 pm

          Hi Naveetha
          As per your requirement we suggest you to follow the below link
          http://www.edgefxkits.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=&q=war+field+spy+robot

          For further more details please contact our customer support on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

          Reply
  3. Vishal Raaj says

    January 21, 2016 at 8:15 pm

    Hi sir,
    Myself Vishal final year student studying Electronics and communication in Bangalore…I’m searching for projects that are not implemented or they are in progress for the Indian army which should have effective use for our soldiers

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      January 22, 2016 at 6:28 pm

      Hi Vishal,
      Please visit our website once: http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      And also the projects which we are Implementing is not for real time,these are all student level projects.
      We are very much sorry for the Inconvenience caused to you.
      Please contact Mr.Tarun Agarwal on +91-9908208883 for more details.

      Reply
  4. Naveetha Jay says

    August 24, 2016 at 7:19 pm

    Sir, i want to do war field spy robot as my final year project. For this, i have to use pc or tv sir?

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      September 28, 2016 at 7:09 pm

      Hi Naveetha Jay
      As per your requirement we suggest you to follow the below link
      http://www.edgefxkits.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=&q=war+field+spy+robot

      For further more details please contact our customer support on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  5. Madhi says

    October 6, 2016 at 7:56 pm

    Hi,
    I’m pursuing M.Tech embedded systems. I want to do my final year project in robotics. can u suggest me a project worth for final year? I’m really struggling to select a project.

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      October 8, 2016 at 1:07 pm

      Hi Madhi
      As per your requirement we suggest you to follow the below link
      http://www.edgefxkits.com/robotics-projects

      For further more details please contact to Mr. Sathesh on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  6. E.Anbarasi says

    December 19, 2016 at 9:29 am

    Sir, i need electrical based defence innovative project

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      July 8, 2017 at 4:22 pm

      Hi E.Anbarasi
      Thank you so much for your feedback
      And once again, please visit our domestic website http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      For more details please contact Mr. Sathish on +91 8885507011 or you can email us at info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  7. Avinash Mishra says

    May 26, 2017 at 10:06 pm

    hello sir.. I m 1st year b. tech student of electronics branch n I want to do a project on Warfield spy robo… n I need your guidance..

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      June 23, 2017 at 7:15 pm

      Hi Avinash
      I sincerely appreciate your kind response regarding my article
      And once again please visit our domestic website http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      For more details please contact to Mr. Sathish on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  8. apeksha ramteke says

    August 4, 2017 at 3:49 pm

    sir, I am a student of final year in electronics and communication field. I am looking for a project based on robotics. so please suggest me new innovative project ideas. i am waiting! Thank you!

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      September 13, 2017 at 7:02 pm

      Hi,
      Please refer the link for your exact requirement http://www.edgefxkits.com/robotics-projects
      Please visit our domestic website http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      For more details please contact to Mr. Sathish on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  9. rahul says

    December 26, 2017 at 9:56 pm

    Sir i wanted your help regarding my final year project enc..soo plz can you replyme on my email id soo that we can talk more about this

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      December 29, 2017 at 12:43 pm

      Hi Rahul,
      I am happy to assist you. please visit our domestic website http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      For more details please contact to Ajyaz on +91 8978666158 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply
  10. Vikas singh says

    February 12, 2018 at 12:07 am

    Dear sir
    I am havimg a project for defence which can be used in the war even in the fight which we used to hear about the seize fire in jammu and kashmir or some where else but i am not getting the link where to share as i have heard that in the name of Abdul Kalam there is website where we can propose our project to qork on it. I will wait for your reply

    Reply
    • Tarun Agarwal says

      March 7, 2018 at 3:40 pm

      HI Vikas
      Once please visit our domestic website http://www.edgefxkits.com/
      For more details please contact to Sathish on +91 8885507011 or you can email us on info@edgefxkits.in

      Reply

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