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  • Spy Robotic Vehicle

    Shivam Agrawal

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    Updated: Oct 20, 2024
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    simba1992 submitted a new project:

    #-Link-Snipped-# - Spy robot that can climb stairs

    This is a strong robotic vehicle which can climb stairs , having a camera which can send wireless stream directly to your mobile aur laptop browser. Vehicle can automatically detect motion around it and can point camera in that direction.
    Please watch this video.

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  • gowthaman A

    Member • Nov 24, 2014

    NICE...
    really good innovation..
    may i know that it works even under the jammer..
    and is it possible to control if it in the signal jammered places..
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  • Ashvin Ashok

    Member • Nov 27, 2014

    gowthaman A
    NICE...
    really good innovation..
    may i know that it works even under the jammer..
    and is it possible to control if it in the signal jammered places..
    Question well asked Gowthaman. At first place, Jammer works with a set of pre-defined frequencies which block the signals ( You can check in spectrum bandwidth released by ITU ). However we can implement a frequency ( Typically Peer to Peer communication ) which is similar to wireless devices like walkie talkie ( for simpler examples ) where the device in the robot will be set to a particular frequency based on FDM technology. Using a similar FDM device connected to a laptop will not have any disruption in communicating with the robot and laptop. But if same is used in mobile, Jammer has the possibility of blocking !!
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  • Rahul99

    Member • Nov 29, 2014

    Watched the video. This is awsome.
    Although, I didn't quite understand how it turns. I expected turning of the axle (and wheels). But I guess it employs some diff method. Could you please explain?
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  • vunnamrahul

    Member • Dec 6, 2014

    simply superb project...
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