DESIGN OF A PROTOTYPE REMOTE CONTROL WEAPON SYSTEM

DESIGN OF A PROTOTYPE REMOTE CONTROL WEAPON SYSTEM

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This work presents a design and testing of a prototype 27 MHz radio frequency controlled mobile dummy LASER gun system utilizing off-the-shelf components.The work is intended to serve as a proof of concept subsequent to implementing a real Respiratory Relief system.The system employed a pair of TX6/RX6 data encoder and decoder.Four onboard motors control the motion direction, steering, gun elevation and gun trigger lever.

The model could cover 0.345m/s and accelerate to 60m/s2 in a 1m dash under laboratory conditions.The maximum distance from which the model can MARSHMALLOW be controlled is limited to 25m.This limitation is inherent in the off-the-shelf materials used for building it.

The mounted dummy LASER gun could be fired at up to 84 times per second, limited by the human operator with a maximum elevation of 40o.