A Cheap and Safe way of Disabling Land Mines
We are seven software developers (listed at the bottom) aimed at delivering a product to our client team (listed below) who are looking for an innovative car that could add value to the client and the society as a whole.
A cheap, small, remotely driven car with the capabilities of detecting mines to enable them to be safely disarmed. This project relates to development of mobile application that interacts and control the small car's hardware which is operated by software that is described in detail below.
Anually, over 5000 innocent people are injured by land mines. Most of those are civilians, which makes this a huge humanitarian issue. Disabling land mines could be unsafe for humans and animals involved. The use of a light weight small car with capability of moving through a specific field, by avoiding obstacles, would facilitate the process realising the aforementioned purpose.
The following are some of the hardware that are currently used in development. As the project develops, the list could be updated depending on the need of the project which aims to provide a satisfactory product for the client. The use of RFID and its reader could model the mines and the sensor respectively.
- Smartcar chassis
- Smartcar shield
- Arduino Mega
- Arduino Bluetooth module
- L293D H-bridge
- GY-50 gyroscope module
- Odometers
- Velleman VMA405 RFID-module
- Android Studio - IDE for Android applications
- Arduino IDE - IDE for Arduino boards
- smartcar - Library for Arduino based vehicles
- RFID-RC522 - Library for the RFID-reader
- GSON - A Java serialization/deserialization library to convert Java Objects into JSON and back
- Google Maps SDK - To implement a google map in application
- Mockito - Mocking framework for java unit tests
- Dimitrios Platis
- Jacob Olsson
- Ilja Pavlov
- Adam Klevfors
- August Axelsson
- Eyuell Hailemichael
- Hannah Maltkvist
- Marcus Aronsson
- Oskar Lundberg
- Sebastian Baszczynski