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Modelling of Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) for Ground Surveillance and Combat against Insecurity

Ikwunze, Okechukwu Stanley, Okparaku, Victor Ikedichi

Abstract

Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) is an Artificial Intelligence designed and to do intelligent task in difficult regions where the effort of human may not be fruitful. It has the feature of manoeuvring obstacles and moves or navigate safely in a risk or dangerous environment such as the warfront. The system has the ability to move on rough and rocky ground due to its number of wheels. It can carry items which are to be delivered to the desired location and delivers them through the payload and, also detects and avoids obstacles.

Keywords

ModellingUGVGround SurveillanceCombat and Insecurity

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