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Department of ENTC,
DR D. Y. Patil Institute of Technology,
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Pune. India
20510648.dypit@dypvp.edu.in
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disinfecting hard-to-reach corners and confined spaces,
exacerbating the risk of pathogen transmission.
The need for comprehensive disinfection has become
particularly pressing in environments like healthcare
facilities, public transportation, and crowded public
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spaces. Existing methods, inadequate in reaching
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corners, necessitate a paradigm shift. The robot,
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equipped with ultraviolet light disinfection autonomously
navigates and effectively disinfects challenging hard-to-
reach areas.
By mitigating the limitations of traditional cleaning
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approaches, the robot not only addresses the immediate
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challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic but also
contributes to long-term hygiene management strategies.
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The robot's autonomous operation minimizes the risk of
human exposure in high-risk areas, enhancing both
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safety and efficacy. The robot covers approximately 80%
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of the targeted area. This research offers a timely and
innovative solution to the hygiene challenges amplified by
the pandemic, providing a glimpse into the future of
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autonomous and targeted disinfection technologies.
INTRODUCTION
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disinfection robot stands as a promising solution
applicable to various sectors, including healthcare,
laboratories, and public spaces.
LITERATURE SURVEY
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Authors Anshu Prakash Murdan, Pawan Kumar
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Ramkissoon. [1] like proposed a robot that provides
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cleaning as well as mopping functions, while being
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autonomous as well as remote-controlled, is quite
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expensive. This paper presents the design and
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implementation of a smart autonomous floor cleaner with
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an Android-based controller. The implementation is
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based on an Arduino MEGA microcontroller, a floor
cleaner system and a mobile application with wireless
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connectivity. The Android application features a secure
user login system and connects to the robot cleaner
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through Bluetooth. It can be used to control the robot
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motion to guide it in a specific direction to vacuum or mop
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the floor. The user has complete control over the robot
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either in the autonomous or remote-controlled mode. The
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implemented cleaning system consists of five main
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blocks namely the power block (rechargeable dc battery),
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to the floor cleaning robot. The distance value on the
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sensor has been determined, that is, when the distance
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read by the ultrasonic sensor is below 15 cm. The results
of testing the value of the ultrasonic sensor distance
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found different conditions that occur. In a distance of> 15
cm, the condition of the prototype cleaning robot for the
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road floor cleaning is obtained, while the distance <15
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cm, the condition for the prototype of the street floor
cleaning robot has stopped.
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The authors of the study "Vision-Based Dirt Detection
and Adaptive Tiling Scheme for Selective Area Coverage"
Balakrishnan Ramalingam, Prabakaran
Veerajagadheswar, Muhammad Ilyas, Mohan Rajesh
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Elara, Arunmozhi Manimuth. [3] proposes a visual dirt
detection algorithm and a novel adaptive tiling-based
selective dirt area coverage scheme for reconfigurable
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morphology robot. The visual dirt detection technique
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utilizes a three-layer filtering framework which includes a
periodic pattern detection filter, edge detection, and
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noise filtering to effectively detect and segment out the
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dirt area from the complex floor backgrounds. Then
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adaptive tiling-based area coverage scheme has been
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into the 21st century. With the advancement of
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technology, robots are getting more attention of
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researchers to make life of mankind comfortable. This
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paper discusses the design of prototype of Automatic
Classroom Vacuuming Robot (using User Interface
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Elements in Power Control of Electronic Devices
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employed in Office/Consumer Environments). The robot
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works autonomously within a confined space (in this case
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classroom) and requires human intervention only to
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transfer it from one class to another. The robot is
designed to replace human efforts with automation and
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can be a radical technology if made affordable.
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METHODOLOGY
The Corner Disinfection Robot's development
methodology was a systematic process aimed at
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overcoming challenges in existing disinfection
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technologies. The initial phase involved a detailed
analysis of traditional methods, identifying limitations
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such as restricted accessibility, lack of precision, and the
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absence of real-time monitoring capabilities. This
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
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Fig4.1. Basic Block Diagram of Corner Disinfection Robot.
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The block diagram illustrates the fundamental
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components and interconnections of a corner
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disinfection robot, highlighting its key functionalities.
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Let's delve into the elements depicted in the diagram and
their collaborative roles:
User's Device:
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The user's device, comprising a computer or smart phone,
retains its pivotal role as the central control interface for
the corner disinfection robot, even in a wired connectivity
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scenario. Operating as the command hub, it hosts a
specialized control application, ensuring users have a
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and efficient movement, allowing the robot to navigate
corners effectively.
DC Motors:
The DC motors are integral to the robot's mobility, driving
its wheels based on commands from the motor driver.
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These motors enable the robot to navigate through
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various terrains, reaching and disinfecting corners with
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precision.
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UV Light Module:
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Represented as the UV Light module, this component
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emits ultraviolet light for disinfection purposes.
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Controlled by the Arduino, the UV light module is
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strategically positioned to target and disinfect hard-to-
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reach corners effectively.
Battery:
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The battery, typically a LiPo (Lithium Polymer) battery,
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powers the entire system. It ensures sustained and
uninterrupted operation during the disinfection process,
providing the necessary energy for all components.
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Castor Wheel:
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The Ultrasonic Sensor Module, in conjunction with the
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Arduino platform, forms the core of the corner
disinfection robot's obstacle detection and navigation
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system. Other essential components, such as the IR
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sensor, motor driver L298D, DC motors, UV light module,
and LiPo battery, contribute to the comprehensive
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functionality of the robot. With the ultrasonic sensor's
precise distance measurement capabilities and Arduino's
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microcontroller processing, the robot effectively detects
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obstacles in its path.
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Fig.5.1 Ultrasonic Sensor and Arduino
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Fig.5.2 Motor Driver L298D
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The motor driver L298D interprets signals from the
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Arduino, controlling the DC motors connected to the
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robot's wheels. This coordination enables the robot to
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move with accuracy and efficiency, avoiding obstacles
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while navigating towards targeted corners. The LiPo
battery ensures a reliable power source, sustaining
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uninterrupted operation during the disinfection process.
The UV light module, strategically positioned on the
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robot, activates based on predefined algorithms when the
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robot reaches a corner. This precise activation ensures
optimal disinfection coverage in hard-to-reach areas,
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contributing to the robot's effectiveness in promoting
cleanliness and reducing infection risks.
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Fig.5.4 Corner Disinfection Robot
DISCUSSION
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The corner disinfection robot integrates ultrasonic and IR
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sensors, an Arduino microcontroller, motor driver L298D,
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DC motors, UV light module, LiPo battery, castor wheel,
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and a wired connectivity setup to tackle challenges
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associated with disinfecting hard-to-reach corners. The
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CONCLUSION
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solution to the pressing hygiene challenges amplified by
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the COVID-19 pandemic. Addressing the shortcomings of
conventional cleaning methods, particularly in reaching
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confined spaces and corners, the robot not only enhances
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immediate disinfection efforts but also lays the
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foundation for future innovations in autonomous
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sanitation technology. A notable strength of the robot is
its ability to cover approximately 80% of the targeted
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area, a significant improvement over traditional methods.
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This efficiency not only streamlines the disinfection
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process but also contributes to resource optimization
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and cost-effectiveness. As we continue to refine
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autonomous disinfection technologies, the robot
represents a transformative step towards a more
resilient, responsive, and technologically advanced
approach to hygiene.
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Future iterations could integrate advanced sanitization
spray mechanisms, expanding the robot's capabilities to
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cover a wider range of surfaces and contaminants. The
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incorporation of cutting-edge mapping technology
promises optimized navigation.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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We extend our sincere gratitude to all contributors who
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played pivotal roles in the successful completion of the
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Corner Disinfection Robot project. Special thanks to
Sunshine Powertronics Pvt. Ltd. for their indispensable
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industrial support, guidance, and sponsorship, without
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which this project would not have been possible.
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