This project develops a Raspberry Pi-powered disinfecting mobile robot that uses sensors and automated spraying to enhance sanitation and reduce pathogen spread.
This paper presents the design and implementation of a disinfecting mobile robot based on a Raspberry Pi platform. The robot is designed to autonomously clean and disinfect spaces using a combination of motors, sensors, and relays. The system integrates a Bluetooth module for wireless communication, allowing the user to send commands to control the robot's movements and operation. The robot is driven by two DC motors connected to a motor driver, enabling it to move forward and reverse. Three relays are incorporated for controlling different functions: the first relay manages the water pump to deliver disinfectant, which can be turned on or off via Bluetooth commands; the second relay controls the CPU fan to maintain optimal temperature; and the third relay activates cleaning when the robot detects wet conditions. The entire system is powered by a stable power supply, ensuring reliable performance. This mobile disinfecting robot leverages Raspberry Pi's flexibility to perform various functions, contributing to efficient sanitation in various environments.
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