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    Robot With Live Stream Video Using IoT
    (2016-07-13T05:59:30Z) Aditya Kumar, Singh; Bishwo Bijaya, Shah; Jagadish, Yadav; Megha, Paul
    As everyone starts to look for "the big technology trends", it seems that one technology is overshadowing all others - the Internet of Things. According to various reports, the number and variety of robot applications are increasing, both in industry and in our daily lives. First developed as a tool, nowadays a robot can be integrated as an entity in the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT’s infrastructure enables connections between different entities (living or non-living), using different but interoperable communication protocols. The integration of robots within the IoT can offer great advantages in many fields. This project outlines the strategy adopted for establishing communication between a mobile Robot and a webpage in cloud .The principle task of this project was to program the Arduino Uno microcontroller which would enable us to wirelessly control the Robot. The communication protocols dealing with transmission and reception of data and wireless control of the robot have been successfully implemented. The challenge of every robot is to create a user interface that is both ergonomically friendly and easy to use. Many UIs were developed during this project. This robot is designed with low cost and has the maximum coverage range.

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