Functions

1.      User is able to define the sweep area on a map. This task will be carried out on a PC.

2.      The paths are then transferred from the PC to the robot’s memory.

3.      By use of a simple navigational algorithm, the robot generates paths it will use to trace out the designated area. It takes samples along these paths at regular distance intervals. The local metal concentration, along with the robot’s GPS coordinates, are stored.

4.      The robot continues until it crosses a threshold in time, distance, or battery charge, at which point it makes for a return to the “home location”.

5.      Data is extracted from the storage device for further analysis. Alternatively, it’s possible to immediately display the information on a heat-map - the intensities are indicative as to the metal presence in the soil.

           

For more details on how C-mos can deliver these functions, download our full proposal and find it in the 'Technical Specification' section.