Driving demo
Front panel and dashboard
Top view — arm and sensors
Live readings
Fire alert
Gas-leak alert
Humidity alertIndustrial Safety Rover
A four-wheel robot that patrols an industrial site on its own and watches for danger when no one is there — at night, after hours, or in areas that are unsafe for people. A camera and a Raspberry Pi 5 handle the vision and the AI that drive it around; its sensors watch for fire, gas, heat and dangerous humidity. When a reading crosses a safe limit, the screen flips to a full-screen warning such as FIRE DETECTED, GAS LEAK DETECTED or EXCEED HUMIDITY. It is built to monitor a site, not to be driven by a person.
How it works. A Raspberry Pi 5 is the brain — it processes the camera feed and runs the AI that decides where the rover goes. The sensors (flame, gas, temperature, humidity and ultrasonic) watch the area, and the readings are sent to a cloud server so the site can be checked remotely. An Arduino Uno handles the motors, driving four geared wheels through two IBT-2 (BTS7960) drivers. On board there is also a servo arm with a gripper, an OLED dashboard, an addressable RGB status strip and a rotating alarm beacon, run from a buck converter and a lithium battery.













