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Future Edge Journal of Progressive Research

Future Edge Journal of Progressive Research

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Inspection Robot Using Accelerometer

Published in July-Sept 2026 (Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2026)

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Abstract

Abstract: The rapid growth of industrial automation has increased the need for efficient, safe, and intelligent inspection systems. This project presents the design and development of an inspection robot powered by solar energy and controlled using an accelerometer-based system. The robot is specifically intended for applications in hazardous or hard-to-reach environments such as pipelines, railway tracks, industrial plants, and disaster-prone areas, where human intervention may be risky or inefficient. The proposed system integrates a solar panel as the primary power source, enabling sustainable and eco-friendly operation. The solar energy is stored in rechargeable batteries, ensuring continuous functionality even during low sunlight conditions.

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  1. [1]To implement an accelerometer for tilt, motion, and stability detection Alhassan, A.B., Zhang, X., & Xu, H. (2020) This review examines inspection robots used in power transmission lines. It highlights challenges such as navigation, sensing, and environmental conditions, and suggests improvements for future robotic inspection systems. The robot operates using solar energy, reducing dependence on conventional power sources and promoting eco-friendly, sustainable technology. Solar charging minimizes electricity usage and maintenance costs associated with frequent battery replacement or recharging. The accelerometer allows intuitive gesture-based control, eliminating the need for joysticks or manual switches. The integration of solar panels ensures continuous power supply and efficient energy utilization, increasing the robot’s operating time. Wireless operation and solar power make the robot portable and suitable for remote or outdoor applications where electricity is unavailable. Ivan S, Sabahudin H, Jovana J. Environmental, Social and Other Non-profit Impacts of Mountain Streams Usage as Renewable Energy Resources. Archives for Technical Sciences/Arhiv za Tehnicke Nauke. 2023 Jul 1(29) Lee S, An KE, Jeon BD, Cho KY, Lee SJ, Seo D. Detecting faulty solar panels based on thermal image processing. In2018 IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) 2018 Jan 12 (pp. 1-2). IEEE. Zhang X, Rodriguez S. Advanced Optimization Techniques for Vehicle Dynamics in Robotics. Association Journal of Interdisciplinary Technics in Engineering Mechanics. 2023 Oct 9;1(1):1-3.

Authors (8)

Santosh shekokar

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Tejas Ugale

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Hemant Warake

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Mehul Chaudhari

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Kunal Lule

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Nikhil Mandawale

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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Jayesh Mahajan

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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C. D. Patil

Padm.Dr.V.B. Kolte College of ...

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shekokar, S., Ugale, T., Warake, H., Chaudhari, M., Lule, K., Mandawale, N., Mahajan, J., & Patil, C. D. (2026). Inspection Robot Using Accelerometer. Future Edge Journal of Progressive Research, 2(3), 8-17. https://doi.org/10.66883/fejpr.v2.i4.000007

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