Unmanned Research and Monitoring Vehicle

Terrorism and insurgency are two of the most prevalent issues the globe is currently dealing with. Governments and scientists from all around the world are working around the clock to solve these issues. Nations invest tens of billions of dollars in the development of new defensive systems that can protect civilians from terrorist threats. Modern day counterterrorism activities are handled by sophisticated machines that are not only more effective but also responsible for saving many lives thanks to significant improvements in the field of vehicle automation. Autonomous ground vehicle although unmanned ground vehicles, or UGVs, are also known as self-controlled robots and are useful for military applications, there is an increasing demand for manual robots. UGV operate more effectively in remote areas and in the fight against terrorism. Unmanned ground vehicles support and improve the lives of soldiers on the front lines. The ability of this robot is primarily dependent on protecting the soldiers or at the very least lowering the number of casualties in battle. To create this prototype, which functions more effectively in military operations and counterterrorism, numerous studies have been conducted in significant regions of the world. This unmanned ground vehicle excels at border patrol, surveillance, and military operations. The two primary operating modes of this UGV are Automatic, or self-operation, and Manual, or cooperation with humans.