Live Human Detecting Robot For Earthquak PDF

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Live Human Detecting Robot for Earthquake

Rescue Operation
Rupnar Pallavi Sharad Prof. Thorat P.R.

ME (EC) ME (EC)
Savitribai Phule College of engineeering Savitribai Phule College of engineeering
Aurangabad, India Aurangabad, India
E-mail: pallavi_rupnar@rediffmail.com E-mail: thorat.popat.r@gmail.com
Abstract— the advent of new high-speed technology and the growing computer capacity provided realistic opportunity for new
robot controls and realization of new methods of control theory. This technical improvement together with the need for high
performance robots created faster, more accurate and more intelligent robots using new robots control devices, new drives and
advanced control algorithms.
Natural destructions that we can not stop.But humans are becoming increasingly aware in the concept of intelligent rescue
operations in such calamities so that precious life and material can be saved though calamities cannot be stopped. Still there are
lots of disasters that occur all of a sudden and Earthquake is one such thing. Earthquakes produce a devastating effect and they see
no difference between human and material. Hence a lot of times humans are buried among the debris and it became impossible to
detect them.
Keywords- DC motor, PIR sensor, ZIGBEE
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I. INTRODUCTION
II. BLOCK DIAGRAM
A Passive Infrared sensor is used in the project which
emits infrared rays to detect humans. As live human
body emits thermal radiation it is received and
manipulated by the PIR sensor to detect humans. Once
the people are located it immediately gives audio alert
visual alerts to the authorities so that help can reach
the live person very fast. This PIR sensor is placed on
a moving all direction robot that can move in the
earthquake prone areas. The robot is driven on a
geared dc motor for increased torque and low speed
and stepper motor for increased turning accuracy
hence the precise control of position is monitored. The
robot consists of a three wheel geared drive with DC
motors attached to perform forward and reverse
movement. Detection by rescue workers is time
consuming; therefore here we are using the robot for
earthquake recue operation. III. WORKING OF THE SYSTEM
PIR Sensor:
The Passive Infra Red (PIR) sensor will, under typical
conditions, detect a human being moving around
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within approximately 10m from the sensor. This is an
average value, as the actual detection range is between
5m and 12m. IV. ADVANTAGES
As live human body emits thermal radiation it is 1. The system uses Zigbee and this makes the
received and manipulated by the PIR sensor to detect system both accurate and reliable.
humans. PIR sensors are passive infra-red sensors. It 2. This System is an effective and a safe system
operates at 5V DC. The PIR (Passive Infra-Red) to ensure that there are no humans left behind
Sensor is a pyro electric device that detects motion by in a rescue operation.
measuring changes in the infrared (heat) levels emitted 3. The System is safe even for the user because
by surrounding objects. This motion can be detected of the use of robotics and no manual work
by checking for a sudden change in the surrounding IR
patterns. When motion is detected the PIR sensor V. DISADVANTAGES
outputs a high signal on its output pin. This logic 1. The initial cost may be high if very high range
signal can be read by a microcontroller or used to drive sensors are being used in commercial usage.
a transistor to switch a higher current load. 2. Battery backup for camera is weak which can
be overcome by using a solar panel.
Microcontroller: VI. VISUAL BASIC

PIC16F877A is the microcontroller used in this Visual basic has been used to create an on screen
system. Signals from PIR sensors are given to the application to control the robot; Visual Basic uses
microcontroller and this microcontroller will digitize graphical, forms -based approach to application and
the signal and send it to the zigbee. The controller has development. The typical way to write a program in
features like inbuilt ADC, required to get the signals Visual Basic is to create a form, drag and drop controls
from the various sensors. Beside this the onto the form, set properties for the form and its
microcontroller that is used in this project has some controls, adds application – specific code to handle
additional advantages. events. It sounds simple, but we can write very
powerful applications in this manner.
ZIGBEE Transceiver
It is used to send and receive data between robot and
the control unit. Zigbee is a digital wireless VII. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SXCOPE
communication protocol. It is a very low power
Hence many lives can be saved by using this
communication technology.
autonomous vehicle during an earthquake disaster in a
Motor and motor drive: short duration which becomes time consuming and
Motor denotes the robot which can move over unaffected if done manually. This vehicle can be
earthquake prone areas. Motor drive is the interfacing improved by using high range sensors and high
circuit between microcontroller and robot. The project capacity motors. Some more sensors like mobile phone
uses DC motor. DC motors have polarity and direction detector, metal detector etc. can be implemented to
of rotation depends on direction of current. But a DC make this vehicle more effective.
motor cannot be interfaced to the microcontroller
directly because it requires much higher voltage and
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International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169

Volume: 1 Issue: 11 804 – 806

Live Human Detecting Robot for Earthquake

Rupnar Pallavi Sharad Prof. Thorat P.R.

Volume: 1 Issue: 11 804 – 806

Microcontroller: VI. VISUAL BASIC

Volume: 1 Issue: 11 804 – 806

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