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PICK AND PLACE JUMPING ROBOT WITH
REMOTE CONTROL
SYNOPSIS
The goal of this project was to implement the most efficient and way analyzing
robot. In our project, Robot is operated by battery energy. Battery is used to drive the
Robot D.C motor.
Pick and Place jumping Robot with remote control is used to move the
components from one place to another with a help of remote control operation. This robot
is also used to jump the floor level to the ground level with the help of jumping arm. It is
used in the following places:
 Chemical laboratories
 Welding
 Foundry, etc.
INTRODUCTION
This is an era of automation where it is broadly defined as replacement of manual
effort by mechanical power in all degrees of automation. The operation remains an
essential part of the system although with changing demands on physical input as the
degree of mechanization is increased.
Degrees of automation are of two types, viz.
Full automation.
Semi automation.
In semi automation a combination of manual effort and mechanical power is
required whereas in full automation human participation is very negligible. The FM
transmitter and receiver circuit is used for this jumping robot. The FM receiver circuit is
fitted in the robot. The cordless FM transmitter circuit is used for this project. The FM
receiver circuit is having different relays. They are used to control
Relay 1
-
Forward Direction - Motor-1
Relay 2
-
Reverse Direction
- Motor-1
Relay 3
-
Left Turn
- Motor-2
Relay 4
-
Right Turn
- Motor-2
Relay 5
-
Pick the materials
- Motor-3
Relay 6
-
Place the Materials - Motor-3
Relay 7
-
Jumping Operation - Motor-4
Need for pick and place material handling:
 Reduction of lab our and material cost
 Reduction of overall cost
 Increased production
 Increased storage capacity
 Increased safety
 Reduction in fatigue
 Improved personnel comfort
BLOCK DIAGRAM AND DESCRIPTION
TRANSMITTER
KEY BOARD
ANTENNA
UM
91215
B
FM
TRANSMITTER
DESCRIPTION
The message to be communicated has to be first converted into an electrical signal
by the help of a suitable transducer. The electrical signal so obtained has to be suitable
processed and amplified before being fed to the channel. The information signal called
the modulating signal is used to modulate a high frequency sine wave signal. The type of
modulation depends on the requirements.
The carrier signal generated by the oscillator goes to the RF output power
amplifiers through the buffer and RF amplifiers. The RF amplifier sends the signal
containing all bands of frequencies.
RECEIVER
ANTENNA
FM
RECEIVER
CM8870
CD4067
CD4013
DESCRIPTION
Practically all receivers today are super heterodyne. The RF amplifier is tuned to
the required incoming frequency. The output of the RFA is combined with the local
oscillator voltage and normally converted into a signal of lower fixed frequency. This IF
signal contains the same modulation as the original carrier. It is then amplified and
detected to obtain information.
A fixed frequency difference is maintained between the local oscillator and RF
frequency with the help of capacitance tuning. IF stage is consists of a number of
transformers which provides a large gain.
The characteristics of the IFA are kept
independent of the frequency to which the receiver is tuned, so that the sensitivity of the
super heterodyne remains fairly uniform throughout its tuning range. The various blocks
of super heterodyne receiver is explained as follows.
APPLICATIONS

Material handling

Feed drives

Machine tools

Conveyors

Marine hoists

Open field work.

Remote area Analyzing Application

It is also used in research application
ADVANTAGES

Emissions are greatly decreased.

It can reduce dependency on fossil fuels because they can run on alternative fuels.

Special lightweight materials are used to reduce the overall robot weight.

Material pick up provision

Jumping Arm also provided

Robot controlled by the remote
DISADVANTAGES
 High Initial cost.
 Charger circuit is used to charging the battery.