NASA Lunabotics 2013 BUET robot!

rifatkhant (30)in #technology • 5 years ago

Do you read the book 'Faded Blue Dots: People in Space' by Carl Sagan? That man was coming to the world on a different planet when he would turn around again! With the children in space, his infinities Or Harg's 'Chandralekha Tintin' you read? Or the little blue lunar mission in school at that time? If you do not want to miss it, you can think! Sleeping in the night, all the moments of the sky, the mother of the sleeping song, the moon mamma song will be tinked mind, nostalakamera illusions will be thrilled like the mind.

Jules Verne, Isaac Asimov, Stephen Hawkins, and how many hundred dream-men dreamed that the only one with the moon! Our poet has performed in the love of the Moon, not once, many times. The consciousness of their thoughts has rushed around and how many thousands of scientists and engineers are doing. Why? Just in the dream of their enthusiasm, so many walks?

What is 'NASA Lunabatics Mining Competition'?

The reality is that people actually want wealth! New opportunities to find new ones, new possibilities, new ways to make life easier and more useful. For this reason, America's Space Research Organization 'NASA' is known to all the world's space-based technical initiatives. The full name 'Nasa Lunabatics Mining Competition' is an inspirational activity for their mission to the moon. "In 2013, NASA participated in five universities from Bangladesh. On May 20-24, 'MekTuton' from BUET took part in Lunabatics organized at the Kennedy-Spaces Center in Florida, USA. The goal of this competition is to create an automated robot that can collect various geological components. BUET creates their auto-bots in front of this goal. Mechtron from Bangladesh evaluates itself as a worthy robot for a very short time. In the 1st round, BUET collected 10.4 kg lunar regolith (gravel or lunar dust). The first place in the top ten is the robot on the first day. During the local evening on 25th May the competition resulted. By participating in the first time, the BUET Lunabatik Team has secured third position in the 'Luna World Wide Award' section. And in the final stage, it is 7th among 50 countries. Bangladesh's MIST team also contributed proudly to Bangladesh in this phase.

How Lunabut Works

What is Lunabut? In one word it can be said, it is a 'vehicle.' In the event of competition, Lunabut aims to collect the Moon (Lunar) through an automatic device. That machine is lunabut. Lunabut seems to be very easy to guess, but it is a matter of complex and fun to build overall robots. A lunatob has been able to make a successful form with the help of technology and instrument tactics in the instrument. A lunabut has to survive in competition with various rules and excursions in the competition. Seeing the following video can be a good idea about the 'magnetron' lunabut of BUET:

Lunabut is an important concept in Bangladesh

It can be easily used as a military spy only by connecting a camera and audio-video transmission modules with it. Agri-major In our country, it is possible to bring tremendous positive economic changes by using magnetrons in planting crops, pesticide, and cropping. The conveyor belt is used in magnetron, which is why it is possible to make it suitable for the use of light products even from the modern super-shops to even muddy roads. Its use in building collapses or after the fire rescue can reduce the risk of many rescue workers. Needed only to move forward with this inspiration and help.

Back story

"The BUET lunabatics team comprises 20 members under the Department of Electrical and Electronic Strategy and Mechanics Department, four young entrepreneurs, departmental advisers. After that, work of magnetrons moving forward in different small groups. Walking through a lot of obstacles and running the dream. "- said one of the team. The BUET lunabatik team is looking forward to the next opportunity to bring the flag of the country beyond all boundaries, hoping to do more in the first attempt. The people of Bangladesh want to make their ropes with the robots made of Bangladesh to make the world of the people.