Technology students in Hyderabad are developing a floor cleaning machine

Hyderabad: Tired of the daily routine of sweeping and cleaning? You need an impregnator that can perform multiple tasks, not just a vacuum cleaner. And that too, without energy costs, burning holes in your wallet.

Two finalist mechatronics students at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology (MGIT) have designed and developed a smart and versatile cleaner that not only cleans the lawn but also mows it. The best thing about the design is that the machine works with solar energy and comes with a 360 degree camera.

The three-in-one machine can be remotely controlled and adapted to different conditions. He cleans the floor, picks up the dust and garbage in a dustbin attached to it. Later it can be wiped and you can choose between a dry or a wet mop.

The MGIT students, Mr. Charanal and U Anil Kumar, explained that it was their observation of the difficulties faced by many who swept, cleaned or cut the grass, and asked them to design a plan with various characteristics and to facilitate the tasks.

"We've decided and developed this smart and versatile machine as part of the project for the last year, first clean the floor, if there are any stains, it's possible to moisten the mop, dry cleaning, and no need for a user Collect dust and garbage on the ground because the machine itself does the work, "say Charanlal and Arun.

For lawns, not only mow the lawn but also the otherwise rough grass tips. This is done by a roller connected to the lawn mower. The intelligent and versatile cleaner comes with a solar panel and can be used with solar energy. It is also designed for an external power source, says Charanlal.

The young MGIT innovators, led by HoD Mechatronics, Sudhakar Reddy, and the faculties Sreenivasulu Reddy and P Chandrasekhar, designed the machine so that the cleaning and cleaning parts could be reinstalled. "It helps the user to use the sweeper and sweeper manually when there is no solar or external power available, and the mobile can also be charged with the machine," says Arun.

The three-in-one device is equipped with a 360-degree Wi-Fi camera that enables remote navigation and monitoring of operations.

"We spend around Rs. 1,000 to configure this machine." The costs can be reduced from 15,000 to 20,000 rupees if they are produced in large quantities. The machine can be adapted according to the needs of the user, "adds Charanlal.

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