ROBOTIC PROJECTS FOR FINAL YEAR COLLEGE 2013

ROBOTIC PROJECTS FOR FINAL YEAR COLLEGE 2013

• USING MOBILE ROBOTS TO HARVEST DATA FROM SENSOR FIELDS
  
  Omni Directional Robot with GSM Connectivity for Remote Access
  
  Zigbee controlled Boat with wireless video and voice transmission with night vision
  capability
  
  Zigbee based remote controlled robot with wireless video camera mounted on it.
  
  Designing painting robot using spray gun tool.
  
  Designing and construction of Movable robotic arm.
  
  Solar Powered Vehicle/Car with ultrasonic sensors (LCD voltage display).
  
  MEMS Accelerometer based Hands Gesture controlled Robot
  
  3 G Mobile phone controlled live human being detection
  
  Touch screen based remote controlled robot with video camera.
  
  Head-movement controlled robot with voice and with video camera.
  
  J2ME Java Enabled mobile phone controlled Bluetooth Robot
  
  Fire fighting ROBO.
  
  ROBO leg for physically challenged.
  
  Hand Gestures controlled Intelligent Wheelchair.
  
  MEMS controlled robot with wireless video camera mounted on it.
  
  DTMF controlled Live Human Being Detection with and video camera mounted on it.
  
  Robot Control by PC with Head Lamp and Night Vision.
  
  Microcontroller based Visible Light Follower Robot
  
  DTMF based human less boat control for ocean research applications.
  
  Mobile phone controlled four-legged walking robot with speed and direction control.
  
  PC controlled wireless Robot with live human detection.
  
  Micro Electro Mechanical Sensor (MEMS) Accelerometer based self-balancing robot.
  
  Live Human being detection wireless remote controlled Robot. (Useful for detection of
  terrorists hiding inside buildings)
  
  Radio Frequency based remote controlled robot with wireless video camera mounted
  on it.
  
  Autonomous Robot with artificial vision for obstacle detection.
  
  DTMF controlled live human being detecting ROBO.
  
  Line Follower Robot
  
  Wall Follower Robot
  
  Obstacle detection robot with mechanical sensing switches.