Remotely Controlled Toxic Chemical Sprinkle Automaton with Video feedback

Abstract: In this study, With the increase and spread of the severe extreme respiratory disease coronavirus 2, or 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), there are new general health crises endangering the entire world (SARS-CoV-2). People have been afflicted with the Covid-19 illness as a result of its global spread. Other than the lack of specific therapy and vaccination, covid19 are known to exhibit a significant degree of ecological resilience. The infection was thought to pass from person to person, making an epidemic easily manageable. Droplets from breathing or sneezing that are infected cause the virus to propagate. Even in the air, these droplets can continue to exist on inert surfaces and spread illness to people. When faced with the requirement for a specific antimicrobial therapy, developing novel methods to stop the proliferation of infections is fundamental. The goal of this study is to create a spray decontamination system to fight the coronavirus (covid-19) using automation technology that utilizes the Internet of Factors. Besides that, a sprayer with a gas fluid incidental mix structure has been constructed to combat the issue of long-lasting splashier. The design includes an optical monitor for watching the sprinkling process. This foundation has been used to evaluate the robot's efficiency. The technology as it is now can clean a large area with little assistance from humans and in a shorter amount of time.

Keywords: Arduino Uno, Gear Motor, Wheel, Motor Driver, Bluetooth module, Servo motor, Wi-Fi camera, Battery (8 volt), Power bank (5 volt).