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Title: Fire Fighting Robot Team Delta


1
Fire Fighting Robot Team Delta
  • Final Presentation
  • December 3, 2004

2
Team
  • Team Members
  • Altin Dabulla
  • Richard Liang
  • Luis Cruz
  • Advisor
  • Dr. John Ayers
  • Our project is sponsored by the ECE Department

3
Introduction
  • Our team will design and build a robot to compete
    in the 12th Annual Trinity College competition
    held in Hartford, CT from April 9-10, 2005.
  • This is a competition open to the public.
  • The task of the robot is to find a flame and
    extinguish it as fast as possible.

4
Competition
  • There are 5 divisions
  • JuniorMiddle School students and below
  • High SchoolHigh School students
  • SeniorCollege students
  • WalkingAny robot that walks
  • ExpertIndustry professionals
  • Scoring
  • Complete 3 successful runs with the fastest
    time, time reduction in more difficult operating
    modes, such as Clutter, Furniture, Uneven floor
    mode and Sound Activation

5
Our Design
  • We will compete in Senior Division using sound
    activation in the unwired mode and return to home
    base after extinguishing flame.
  • Robot must be smaller than 31 cm wide by 31 cm
    long and 21 cm high.
  • New challenge go over staircase.

6
Standard Arena Layout
7
Staircase
The new challenge this year
8
Components
  • DC gearhead motors
  • Frame
  • Wheels
  • Flame Extinguisher
  • Sensors
  • Power supply
  • Microcontroller

9
DC gearhead motors
  • DC gearhead motors from Lynxmotion
  • Torque of 3.5 kg-cm and speed of 291 rpm at 7.2
    volts.
  • DC motors vs. Stepper motors
  • have more torqueto go over the staircase, and
    better speedto complete the trial faster.
  • Motors will run independently of each other.

10
Frame
  • Frame will be made from Lexan, which is sturdy,
    inexpensive, lightweight and easy to work with.
  • Round design for our frame, as it is easier to
    maneuver in the arena.
  • Two or three levels, but wont exceed height of
    21 cm.

11
Fire Extinguisher
  • Fan is used to blow air to put out the fire but
    time deduction for other means.
  • We are researching the use of a car windshield
    pump to spray water.

12
Design Layout
13
IR rangers
  • We will use the Sharp GP2D02 to make sure that
    the robot does not hit the walls and can detect
    doorways.
  • Use 2 rangers in front and 3 for the other sides
    for a total of 5.
  • Read from 10 to 80 cm and the output is provided
    to the microcontroller in analog form.
  • We chose Sharp because it requires about 25 mA
    when on and more cost efficient than Sonar.

14
Hamamatsu UVTron Flame Detector
  • Can detect UV light over 5 meters away
  • Spectral sensitivity of 185 to 260 nm (band of
    wavelength for which UV rays emit from flame)
  • Not effective in pinpointing the exact location
    of the flame

15
Eltec E442-3 Pyroelectric Sensor
  • Heat differential sensor
  • Can detect a heat source that emits IR wavelength
    of 7 to 16 um (band of UV wavelength which is
    emitted from the candle flame)

16
White Line Sensors
  • Placements of white line in the Arena
  • Home Base
  • 30 cm from the candle
  • Entrance to a room
  • QRB 1114 phototransistor
  • Sense reflection of white line
  • Nearly insensitive to light
  • PN168 phototransistor
  • Sense change in reflectivity of object

17
Sound Activation
  • Buzzer
  • 3.5 kHz piezoelectric buzzer
  • Sound Detection
  • Electret Microphone
  • This microphone captures sounds.
  • Tone Decoding
  • LM567 tone decoder
  • Can detect a 3.0 kHz to 4.0 kHz sound signal by
    comparing the input signal to an internal
    oscillator

18
Power Supply
  • Use of 2 rechargeable battery packs to supply our
    microcontroller and motors to avoid interference
    between the microcontroller and motors.

19
Microcontroller
  • OOPIC-R microcontroller
  • We chose this microcontroller because
  • Easy to program in C
  • 2 PWM outputs
  • Over 4000 lines of instructions
  • 31 I/O ports

20
Algorithm
21
Budget
Description Quantity Amount
Lynxmotion DC Gear Motors 2 43.90
Rechargeable Batteries - 100
Castors and Lexan frame 2 70
OOPic-R microcontroller 2 80
Wheels 2 20
QRB1114 or PN168 2 4
UVTRON flame detector 1 65
Eltec E442-3 pyroelectric 1 64
 Omnidirectional Microphone 1 2
LM567 tone decoder 1 2
Sharp GP2D02 IR rangers 5 95
Miscellaneous - 300
Total 845.90
22
Timeline
23
Questions
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