ABSTRACT The main goal of the project is to provide safety to the bomb disposal squad by providing an extra line

of defence. Provide a remote monitoring and controlling application for analysis of a suspicious packet (or bomb).Allow the user to manipulate the packet using the robotic arm.To provide visual feedback from the site of the packet.To provide a very user-friendly control application. The Wireless Bomb Disposal Robot uses a control application, at the user end to control the robot remotely using Wireless technology. The bomb technician controls the robot using this application. Input from the user is transmitted serially over an RF link to the Robot, where it is received, identified and relayed to the appropriate module. This input is first processed at the control application, serially transmitted over a Radio Link. This input is then received at the robot and processed again.The output of the system is the processed signal to the appropriate module. This module can be a motor of the base of the robot or the robotics .We have designed it as an assistant robot to the bomb disposal squad but thereare a number of other applications of this robot.

Abstract Autonomous parallel self-parking prototype for four-wheel car is presented. This idea is to design and build an autonomous car that can detect a parking space and then park itself into the space effectively. The prototype is controlled with the PIC microcontroller, and is equipped with ultrasonic sensors, servo motor for steering and dc motor for speed control. The ultrasonic sensor is used to measure distance and detect obstacles along its path. An autonomous car will park itself in the parallel parking space. The system works in three phases. First, the empty space car parking is detected by the ultrasonic sensors mounted on the car. Then, second phase is the car reverses to the edge of the parking space avoiding potential collisions. Finally in maneuvering phase, the car moves to the parking position in the parking space. The strategy integrated into automated parking system, showing capable of safety parking in narrow situations.

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE WITH OBSTACLE DETECTION

ABSTRACT Autonomous vehicle with obstacle detection is a robotic based embedded project. A vehicle is moving on the road, whenever obstacle is came in front of the vehicle then the vehicle will stop and it goes back after rotate it another direction and move forward direction. . The obstacle is detects the IR sensor, and give the sensor output to the input of microcontroller. It controls the vehicle directions based on the embedded C program which dumped in ROM. The microcontroller is handling the vehicle motor by using HBridge technique.

M-COMMERCE
ABSTRACT Advances in e-commerce have resulted in progress towards strategies, requirements and development all of e-

co mmerce

application.

Nearly

the

e-co mmerce

applications envisioned so far assume fixed or

stationary users with wired infrastructure, such as a browser on PC connected to the internet using phone lines on LAN. Many people do not use a PC outside the office, but keep the mobile phone at their side all the times. Mobile commerce is perfect for this group. M commerce consumer allows one to reach the

directly, not his fax machine, his desk, his

secretary or his mailbox, but ones consumer directly, regardless of where he is. M- commerce is the delivery of electronic commerce capabilities directly into the hands, anywhere, via wireless technology and putting a retail outlet in the customers hands anywhere.
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GPS based Target sensing system

Abstract

The primary objective of this project is to develop technologies that can be used widely for sensing the target. Wireless Technology and automation is an emerging field of study. Robots play a key role in commercial as well as military applications. This project is mainly targeted to develop system that is used for sensing of target from a distant source using GPS technology. The target to be sensed has always an inbuilt GPS and GPRS system that aid the sender to map the exact location of the target.