GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 9
(2023), Issue 2
Smart Borewell Child Rescue System
Authors
Vijetha T S, Mohan kumar P, Nithish Kumar, R Sriram, Ramya Madhukar Nayak
Abstract
Water scarcity has recently been the main issue in India. People began digging bore wells as a solution to these problems. The vast majority of people in our country live an agrarian lifestyle. and their irrigation system is reliant on water. Children unintentionally fell into the bore well, which produced water and was left exposed. Saving the child who is trapped inside a borewell is a rather difficult task. Currently, the procedure for performing the rescue involves digging a parallel pit near to the bore well with the same depth as the child and creating a passage that connects the two wells. The new well is dug in a little over 30 hours. The infant would have died by then. It involves saving a system module. The safety device revolves around a robot device that can move inside a borehole while being supported by user instructions and outfitted with a robot arm. The child is saved by the robot arm. Robotic arms are used to take up and place children
Pages:
2329 - 2332