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Student-Built AURA Robot Combines Greetings With Emergency Rescue Skills
A group of engineering students built a robot called AURA.
They completed it in only two days with help from their teachers.
AURA can greet important guests at college events.
It can also help during emergencies and rescue work.
People can control it using a mobile phone.
The robot has a Wi-Fi-enabled fire extinguisher system.
Electrical engineering students built and assembled its hardware.
A computer science faculty member helped with the software connection.
The project was praised as a useful and affordable way to solve real-world problems.
Third-year EEE students at Sri Sivani College of Engineering designed the multi-utility robot AURA with faculty guidance.
AURA, short for Advance Utility Rescue Assistant, was conceptualised, built and completed in two days.
The robot includes a Wi-Fi-enabled, mobile-controlled fire extinguisher system for emergencies and rescue operations.
AURA is designed to greet college management members, chief guests and dignitaries during campus events.
The project combined EEE hardware work with CSE software expertise and involved three student designers.
- Who
- Third-year EEE students Dumpa Amrutha, Gunda Bhagya Laxmi and Lukalapu Pavani, guided by faculty members at Sri Sivani College of Engineering.
- What
- They designed and built AURA, a multi-utility robot with guest-greeting and mobile-controlled fire-extinguishing capabilities.
- Where
- Sri Sivani College of Engineering in Chilakapalem, Srikakulam district.
- When
- The robot was completed in two days; no specific calendar date is given.
- Why
- The project aimed to create a cost-effective automated solution for campus events, emergencies and rescue operations while encouraging hands-on innovation.
Key facts
- Robot name
- AURA, meaning Advance Utility Rescue Assistant
- Institution
- Sri Sivani College of Engineering, Chilakapalem
- Development time
- Two days
- Control system
- Wi-Fi-enabled and controlled through mobile-phone instructions
- Emergency feature
- Fire extinguisher system for emergency and rescue operations
- Student department
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Collaborating department
- Computer Science and Engineering
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