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E-Mowbot: A Multi-Controlled Lawnmower Robot

Author
Joshua N. Lucot and Sowaib R. Samporna
Abstract

     A multi-controlled lawnmower robot was developed by the researchers. The lawnmower was controlled through motor drivers provided for three DC motors. The machine was able to move forward, reverse, turn left, and turn left and cut grass. The system is divided into three main units: the motor drivers, the DC motors, and the chassis. The motor driver units comprise a supply (24V DC) and the motor drivers. The motor units consisted of three DC motors. Two of which are high torque DC motors which was used in propelling the motor back and forth, as well as turning it left and right. Another is a high speed motor which was used to cut grass. The chassis of the lawnmower unit comprises the frame, the drive chain and drive wheel assemblies.

     Different tests were conducted to verify the functionalities of each module in the system. Finally, an acceptance was conducted which substantiated if the system has served its purpose.

    The main objectives of the study were achieved with necessary improvements. E-MowBot System may be upgraded using more sophisticated components to further improve its performance and efficiency.

 

SY
2017
Program
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Department
Department: Electrical Engineering and Electronics & Communication Engineering
College
College: Engineering

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