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		<title>HVS-4760.  Ros based Robot  for 3D scanning with kinect 360</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The ROS Based Robot for 3D Scanning Using Kinect 360 is an advanced robotic system developed for real-time environment mapping and 3D visualization.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The ROS Based Robot for 3D Scanning Using Kinect 360 is an advanced robotic system developed for real-time environment mapping and 3D visualization. The system integrates a Microsoft Kinect 360 sensor with a Raspberry Pi 4 running the Robot Operating System (ROS) to capture depth and RGB image data from the surrounding environment. The acquired data is processed to generate accurate three-dimensional maps, which are transmitted wirelessly through Wi-Fi to a laptop for real-time monitoring and visualization. An Arduino UNO interfaced with a DC motor driver controls the movement of the robot, enabling smooth navigation and scanning operations.</p>
<p>The project is designed to support autonomous navigation, obstacle detection, and environment analysis by utilizing ROS-based mapping and sensor integration techniques. The generated 3D maps can be applied in indoor navigation, robotic exploration, surveillance, virtual modeling, and research applications. By combining affordable hardware with open-source ROS technology, the system provides a cost-effective and efficient solution for robotics education, research, and real-time 3D scanning applications. The project demonstrates the practical implementation of intelligent robotic mapping systems capable of operating in dynamic environments.</p>
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<p><strong>Objectives</strong></p>
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<li>To develop a ROS-based mobile robot capable of performing real-time 3D scanning and mapping using the Kinect 360 sensor.</li>
<li>To capture and process depth and RGB image data using Raspberry Pi 4 for accurate environment visualization.</li>
<li>To enable wireless transmission of 3D mapping data to a laptop through Wi-Fi for real-time monitoring.</li>
<li>To implement obstacle detection and avoidance techniques for autonomous robot navigation.</li>
<li>To control robot movement using Arduino UNO and DC motor driver interfacing.</li>
<li>To create an affordable and efficient robotic platform for educational, research, and indoor mapping applications.</li>
<li>To integrate ROS tools and packages for sensor communication, data processing, and robotic mapping.</li>
<li>To improve real-time spatial analysis and environment exploration using intelligent robotic systems.</li>
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<p><strong>Components Used:</strong></p>
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<li>Battery power supply.</li>
<li>Raspberry pi4.</li>
<li>Microsoft Kinect.</li>
<li>Arduino UNO.</li>
<li>DC motor driver.</li>
<li>DC motor.</li>
<li>Robot chassis.</li>
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<p><strong>Software’s used:</strong></p>
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<li>Python language.</li>
<li>Raspbian OS.</li>
<li>Express SCH for Circuit design.</li>
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