Radio frequency controlled hexapod robot to search for People trapped in landslides in urban areas of Perú
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https://doi.org/10.31381/perfiles_ingenieria.v17i17.4579Keywords:
robot, hexapod, search for people, rescueAbstract
This research presents the Design and Implementation of a radio-frequency controlled hexapod Robot for the search of people trapped in landslides in urban areas of Peru. The robot has 17 DOF, its dimensions are 280 mm high and 560 mm wide, which was subjected to four tests. In test 1, the stability analysis of the robot was verified, test 2 gave the response of the temperature detection system of a person with measurements in the range of 36.5 and 37 ºC. In test 3, the robot in an environment in a collapsed state carried out the search for people in the affected area, in test 4, the robot in a closed environment in a collapsed state, entered and allowed to identify a trapped person and initiate a safe rescue. Future research should include an autonomous navigation system and the use of IoT technologies.
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