Journal of Power Electronics and Power Systems Review Article
Precision Surveillance: A Raspberry Pi-Powered Robot for Enhanced Security Monitoring
Abstract
This review highlights a new proposed work idea: the Raspberry Pi-based surveillance robot. This proposed work represents notable advancement in remote surveillance technology, offering a flexible and cost-effective solution for diverse surveillance applications. Featuring a robust metal chassis, integrated Pi camera, and the Raspberry Pi 3A as its central control unit, the robot excels in adaptability to challenging terrains, high-definition imaging, mobility, and autonomous navigation. Through seamless integration, the Raspberry Pi 3A effectively manages the robot's movements and camera functions, enabling remote monitoring via user commands. While the proposed work faces limitations such as finite battery life and the need for technical expertise during construction and configuration, its advantages outweigh these challenges. Future iterations could focus on enhancing battery efficiency and simplifying construction methods to broaden its user base. Overall, this proposed work presents a promising technology that combines adaptability, imaging quality, mobility, and autonomous capabilities, with the potential to redefine remote surveillance in various scenarios.
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