Design and Fabrication of Remotely Controllable Semi-Automated Vehicle for Air Quality Analysis

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In the modern era, the environmental issues have taken significant toll on human lives. Air pollution across indoor and outdoor environment are sometime dangerous for human health and it needs to be addressed. In the present work, an attempt has been done to develop remotely controllable semi-automated vehicle for air quality analysis. The semi-automated vehicle has been equipped with gas sensor for analyzing air quality in a given target area. Camera has been installed in the vehicle to monitor and navigate the target area, which will help the user to attain an effective path. The semi-automated vehicle is controlled by using remote control device and wireless connection system. The sensor will sense the air quality in the target area and the achieved results will be fed to the user via wireless communication. It makes easy for the user to do air pollution monitoring check and also to prevent the gas poisoning cases from the occurrence.

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September 2016

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