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    The document presents a project proposal for a solar-powered robot lawn mower. The objectives are to develop a non-polluting and cost-effective lawn mower that is powered by a solar panel charging a battery. It will study controlling the mower's movement, charging, and use a microcontroller. The problem is that traditional gas-powered mowers create pollution and noise, and require maintenance. Previous literature describes the first lawn mower invented in 1830 and options for autonomous robotic control. The work so far includes design analysis, studying the major components like the solar panel, charging circuit, and blades.

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    The document presents a project proposal for a solar-powered robot lawn mower. The objectives are to develop a non-polluting and cost-effective lawn mower that is powered by a solar panel charging a battery. It will study controlling the mower's movement, charging, and use a microcontroller. The problem is that traditional gas-powered mowers create pollution and noise, and require maintenance. Previous literature describes the first lawn mower invented in 1830 and options for autonomous robotic control. The work so far includes design analysis, studying the major components like the solar panel, charging circuit, and blades.

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    The document presents a project proposal for a solar-powered robot lawn mower. The objectives are to develop a non-polluting and cost-effective lawn mower that is powered by a solar panel charging a battery. It will study controlling the mower's movement, charging, and use a microcontroller. The problem is that traditional gas-powered mowers create pollution and noise, and require maintenance. Previous literature describes the first lawn mower invented in 1830 and options for autonomous robotic control. The work so far includes design analysis, studying the major components like the solar panel, charging circuit, and blades.

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    The document presents a project proposal for a solar-powered robot lawn mower. The objectives are to develop a non-polluting and cost-effective lawn mower that is powered by a solar panel charging a battery. It will study controlling the mower's movement, charging, and use a microcontroller. The problem is that traditional gas-powered mowers create pollution and noise, and require maintenance. Previous literature describes the first lawn mower invented in 1830 and options for autonomous robotic control. The work so far includes design analysis, studying the major components like the solar panel, charging circuit, and blades.

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    PROJECT TITLE : SOLAR POWER OPERATED ROBOT

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    Contents:

    • Introduction
    • Objectives of the study
    • Problem statement
    • Literature review
    • Work carried out so for
    • References
    Introduction:

    • A solar grass cutter is a machine that uses blades to


    cut lawn at an even length. Even more
    sophisticated devices are there in every field,
    power consumption becomes essential for future.
    • The power required for operation will obtained
    from the battery which gets charged by sun rays
    using solar panels.
    • The final outcome of the proposed work would be a
    non polluting and cost efficient.
    Objectives of the study

    • solar power charged lawn mower is


    very friendly to our environment.
    • To help human deal with the day.
    • To investigate ways of controlling the lawn mower
    during movement, charging and to
    combine our knowledge in microcontroller.
    • Reduce rate of accident
    Problem Statement
    • Classical grass cutters with heavy engines create
    noise pollution and local air pollution due to the
    combustion in the engine.
    • Motor powered engines require periodic
    maintenance such as changing the engine oils etc.
    • Solar ways grass cutters are environment friendly
    and even a non skilled person can operate.
    Literature survey
    • first grass cutter was invented by
    Edwin Budding in 1830 in Thrupp, just
    outside Stroud, in Gloucestershire,
    England. Budding's mower was
    designed primarily to cut the grass on
    sports grounds and extensive
    gardens, as a superior alternative to
    the scythe, and was granted a British
    patent on August 31, 1830
    • Pratik Patil, Ashwini Bhosale, Prof.
    Sheetal Jagtap, “Design And
    Implementation Of Automatic Lawn
    Cutter,” International Journal Of
    Emerging Technology And Advanced
    Engineering , Volume 4, Issue 11,
    November 2014Options for
    autonomous control of robotic
    platform
    Work carried out so for
    • Have done design analysis
    • Studied the major blocks of this project which are solar panel, charging
    circuit, grass cutting blades.
    • Studied the parts required and their quantity and availabilities.
    Part name Quantity
     AC motor 1
     Battery 12V 80AH 1
     Solar panel 1
     12V DC Inverter 1
     Solar charger 1
     Blades 1{S type}
     Other electrical components like;
    a. Switches
    b. Two core wire
    c. Circuits
    References
    • www.google.com
    • www.efu.com
    • www.Wikipedia.com
    • www.electronicsckt.com
    • www.hybridelectronics.com
    • www.instructables.com
    • www.solarproject.com

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