Author: Anirudh Manaria, Kamal Pandey, Aasheesh Kumar, Dr. Farooq Husain.
Abstract: To enable the successful deployment of task-achieving advanced war robot systems the interactions must be coordinated among the robots within the MTS and between the robots and the task environment. There have been a number of impressive experimentally demonstrated coordinated MTS; however, most have been designed through ad hoc procedures, typically providing task-special, empirical insights with few contributions toward greatly needed general-purpose, principled design methods. Modern military forces are using different kinds of robots for different applications ranging from mine detection to rescue operations. In order to make robots efficient for the unpredicted cluttered environment of the battlefield, research on different aspects of robots are under examination in laboratories to be able to do its job autonomously, as efficiently as a human operated machine can do.
Keywords: Wireless, robot, RF technology, Transmission, Reception, War, Spy, Surveillance.
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