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@article{159946,
        author = {Vaibhav Dilip Bhaldand and Arpita Vinayak Avhad and Nikita Sunil Shinde and Vaibhav Rajendra Abhale and Prof.Y.U.Kakad},
        title = {Multi-Dimensional Border Security Robot},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {9},
        number = {12},
        pages = {835-840},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=159946},
        abstract = {The goal of the project is to improve border security with a reliable and simple solution. The proposed design has a high range and covers a large area, preventing illegal entry and smuggling without requiring heavy policing. After analyzing past attacks and annual accidents, it's clear that security forces are unaware of terrorist entry. To protect our nation, a smart security system is needed to detect and report activity near the border. The project shares responsibility and reduces human efforts on the border while identifying border threats. The convergence point is the PIR and ultrasonic sensors on's unmanned wanderer. PIR sensors detect unauthorized individuals in the area, located on boundary walls at the base. After identifying human/object activity, locate the individual's proximity with an ultrasonic sensor radar system. An unmanned drone will follow and provide live video feedback and can be equipped with a missile launcher for extreme defense.},
        keywords = {PIC 18F4520, PIR Sensor, Laser gun, MQ 6 Smoke Sensor, Mobile App},
        month = {},
        }