Computer Engineering Projects -- Metallic Land Mine Detecting Robot Remotely Controlled Via Laptop

It's a college computer engineering senior project called the Mine Rover in which a laptop controlled 4 wheeled robot can detect metallic land mines which are plotted and stored on a database. The project was conceived and completed in 2006 when a limited amount of military robots have begun being deployed with the U.S. military.

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Science & Technology

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• computer engineering projects
• land mine detection
• ied detection
• mine detection
• landmine detection

[h0n33p0t]

@striker 701

i think it can detect any metal too. hmm?

[striker701]

@h0n33p0t It can detect most metals.

[h0n33p0t]

how much time it took to complete it from scratch ?

[striker701]

@h0n33p0t About a year's time.

[YellowSUBMAR1N3]

taking computer engineering in high school at the moment and its so fun! cant wait to make things like this!

[striker701]

@YellowSUBMAR1N3 Good for you! Congrats on your achievements! They'll come a long way.

[marklesterx]

awesome work

[1802ama]

hi

i am a student in the final year and i have the same project with some extra features.

kindly if you can help me with some information that i can utilize it in my project

regards

Abdulhakim

sultan.al3lama@hotmail.com

[1802ama]

hi

i have the same project and i want from you some information if you can

kindly if you can send me the information to my email

sultan.al3lama@hotmail.com

thank you very much

[striker701]

@Mazen707 It's the smallest handheld Pro-Scan metal detector that was attached underneath the RC Jeep. The initial design called for a series of metal detecting sensors to actually get the shape of a metallic object; but, due to time constraints at the time, I opted for just 1 metal detector.