首页|University of California Davis Researcher Yields New Findings on Robotics (Trash Collection Gadget: A Multi-Purpose Design of Interactive and Portable Solution for Beach Cleanup)
University of California Davis Researcher Yields New Findings on Robotics (Trash Collection Gadget: A Multi-Purpose Design of Interactive and Portable Solution for Beach Cleanup)
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Research findings on robotics are discussed in a new report. According to news originating from the University of California Davis by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Beach pollution has become a pressing environmental concern with increased human activities. It calls for innovative solutions that can not only address the problem but also engage and educate individuals in the long run.” The news editors obtained a quote from the research from University of California Davis: “Herein, a prototype robotic cleanup system was introduced in this project in response to such a requirement. The project aims to design and develop a playful and user-friendly robotic system to accompany families and children during beach visits while actively gathering land rubbish or marine debris. The device is made up with three primary components, including a control system, a collection system, and a rubbish storage container. The control system receives operation instruction from cell phones through Bluetooth connection to direct the moving mode of the device. The collection system is equipped with plastic spikes and conveyor belts that can pick up and deposit trash into the storage container. The entire system is featured to be a portable 'beach buddy' that only takes up one cubic foot of space, allowing for easy transportation and operation.”
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