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Design and implementation of an aqua rover to collect surface trash

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Abstract

The Aqua Rover initiative offers a novel approach to reducing water pollution in still bodies of water, with both environmental and economic benefits. With the help of modern technology, this remotely operated rover efficiently collects surface trash, enhancing water quality and sustaining aquatic habitats. The waterproof design, obstacle detection sensors, and wireless data transmission for remote control and monitoring are some of the project's standout characteristics. Beyond its technological accomplishments, the Aqua Rover project represents a dedication to environmental protection and public awareness. It seeks to educate communities about water pollution while collaborating with environmental agencies to ensure compliance with regulations. It further strengthens its societal impact by involving stakeholders and upholding ethical standards.The Aqua Rover project's core market is government organizations, with possible applications in various water bodies. The project's economic feasibility is promising, with a positive cost-benefit analysis indicating long-term profitability.

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This final year design project is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 2023.
Cataloged from PDF version of final year design project.
Includes bibliographical references (page 97-98).

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Project Report