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"Emergency response surveillance system"
2nd Place - College Project. ESP32-based autonomous surveillance robot for detecting and responding to emergencies. Features real-time video streaming, obstacle avoidance, and automated emergency detection. Blends robotics, IoT, and automation for dynamic safety solutions.
Impact
Dynamic safety solution - 2nd Place College Project
Role
Project Lead
Rover-32 is an autonomous surveillance robot designed for emergency response scenarios. Built on the ESP32 microcontroller, it combines robotics, IoT connectivity, and intelligent automation to provide a mobile surveillance solution.
The robot autonomously patrols designated areas, detecting potential emergencies through sensors and camera systems. When threats are detected, it streams real-time video feeds and alerts operators while maintaining safe navigation.
Built around the ESP32 microcontroller for its WiFi capabilities and processing power. Programmed in C++ for real-time performance. Integrates multiple sensors for environmental awareness and emergency detection.
- ESP32 microcontroller as the brain
- Camera module for video streaming
- Ultrasonic/IR sensors for obstacle detection
- Motor drivers for autonomous movement
- C++ firmware for real-time control
- IoT protocols for remote connectivity
Combines motion control algorithms with sensor fusion for intelligent navigation. The robot can operate semi-autonomously while allowing operator intervention when needed.
**2nd Place** at College-Level Technical Competition
**Category**: Robotics & IoT Innovation
**Impact**: Demonstrated practical application of autonomous systems for safety