EXHIBITION @ PULCHOWK : MECHANICAL EXHIBITION (2013)

WE HAVE CONSTRUCTED A RESCUE ROBOT WHICH IS BEING DISPLAYED @ INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING PULCHOWK. LAST DAY OF EXHIBITION : 20TH MAGH 2069. IF YOU LIKE OUR ROBOT YOU CAN VOTE US. IN ORDER TO VOTE AN ID IS A MUST.

A rescue robot is a robot that has been designed for the purpose of aiding rescue workers. Common situations that employ rescue robots are mining accidents, urban disasters, hostage situations, explosions, floods and so on. The benefits of rescue robots to these operations include reduced personnel requirements, reduced fatigue, and access to otherwise unreachable areas.

Rescue robots in development are being made to be able to search, reconnaissance and mapping, removing or shoring up rubble, delivery of supplies, medical treatment, and evacuation of casualties. Even with all these ideas coming about there are still some technical challenges that remain

The rescue robot is a vision of ours that, according to us, may prove useful for our nation to provide the resistance against the challenges provided to us by the ever-growing natural disasters. The main subject is designed to provide an idea that shall help us to have perception on the possibility of having a human-like apparatus that can save the lives at the times when they seem to lose themselves. It is to give a hope; a hope that something like this, obviously smarter, can one day be constructed and will save lives when hopelessness dominates the atmosphere.

Gross features -

Length -                    26 inches

Breadth -                  15 inches

Weight -                   1.9 kilograms

Materials used -    Wood, foam, steel, copper, plastic, rubber, thread, and                                       aluminum.

Battery voltage -   6 volts and 1.5 volts

Shape                  -     Rectangular flat base with low centre of gravity                                                      somewhere near the motor controlling the co-                                                        supportive arm (when the water reservoir is full)