My Final Year Engineering Project - Flying Robot with Rescue Features
It was my remarkable experience in my life, Just one and only one in my team i.e Myself.
I Should thank my Prof 's and all my dear friends to make this happen with successfully.
My Project is about Flying Robot - Which can quickly and systematically search a very large area to locate victims of an accident or a natural disaster. They can then visually transmit the data – Video from the site or stranded victims to guide rescue forces to the scene. They can help focus the efforts of search and rescue crews to the rescue operation instead of the time-consuming search operation. They can be more readily deployed in weather conditions, which would normally prevent human piloted search and rescue. They can be sacrificed in very dangerous conditions to save human lives. Prime examples include flying close to a forest fire to look for stranded individuals, searching in contaminated areas, and identifying potential radioactive leaks after a nuclear reactor accident.
It was my remarkable experience in my life, Just one and only one in my team i.e Myself.
I Should thank my Prof 's and all my dear friends to make this happen with successfully.
My Project is about Flying Robot - Which can quickly and systematically search a very large area to locate victims of an accident or a natural disaster. They can then visually transmit the data – Video from the site or stranded victims to guide rescue forces to the scene. They can help focus the efforts of search and rescue crews to the rescue operation instead of the time-consuming search operation. They can be more readily deployed in weather conditions, which would normally prevent human piloted search and rescue. They can be sacrificed in very dangerous conditions to save human lives. Prime examples include flying close to a forest fire to look for stranded individuals, searching in contaminated areas, and identifying potential radioactive leaks after a nuclear reactor accident.
Stupendous idea!!!!n a very good site...:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Ani... :-)
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