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- Student, Assistant Professor Ram Meghe College of Engineering and Management, Ram Meghe College of Engineering and Management Maharashtra, Maharashtra, India, India
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nThe smartest floor cleaning robot for home and office use is the automatic floor cleaner. The control mode is automatic. In addition, the robot saves time and energy by doing dry cleaning in parallel. The area of the room may determine how long cleaning takes. Consequently, the user may concentrate on his main activity, leaving the cleaning to the robot. Furthermore, our robot is less expensive than other robots. Everybody has cleaned by hand at some point in their daily life. Nonetheless, this is an effort to create an autonomous robot that would lessen the workload for people. Consequently, finishing the assigned task more precisely and effectively. The robot’s algorithm guides it along an intelligent path, which makes it simple for the robot to detect and respond appropriately. To accomplish its goal, the cleaning process is carried out concurrently. It is not an easy task to investigate and construct an autonomous mobile robot and a manual phone application control prototype that can vacuum a room or even the full house. Some vacuum cleaners would be needed to take on such a task and finish it in the six weeks that the course would last.
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Keywords: Robot with self-configuration, Automatic Floor Cleaning, Application Control, Artificial Intelligence, Cleaners.
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| Received | March 1, 2024 | |
| Accepted | April 2, 2024 | |
| Published | April 19, 2024 |
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