I am currently working on the research titled, "Analysis of Deep Reinforcement Learning Algorithm applied on precision agriculture plume source tracking : A detailed experiment on DQN, DRQN and DTQN".
Advancement of robotic application have been applying to many fields including precision agriculture. In the real world scenario robots might distracted by environment parameters, for example heavy wind, fire or plume outbreak, unwanted obstacle etc. For precision agriculture application, robots need to collect data from environment with limited resource. By keeping all other constraints remain fixed, the motivation for this work to find a plume source on a regular crop field. To encounter this problem we are going to use reinforcement learning algorithm.
My current research is going on the path-planning application of mobile and multi-robot systems. One of the application might be applied on precision agriculture in near future.
In my AI course project, I experimented with the basic to advanced path planning techniques including A*, RRT*, IRRT*. Our novel idea based on these algorithm is now being updated. We're looking forward to bring some flexible solutions for indoor robot activities with our idea.
Here in picture showing a R&D is going on, to detect the defected bricks in a brick industry and to recycle those defected brick. In this project, I'm using ROS and RViz simulation and later on I will use machine learning algorithm also.
Aamra is one of the most leading and advanced technical solution company in Bangladesh. I'm developing pick & place, packaging application using UR5e 6DOF industrial cobot.
The focus of this project was to make an alternate solution for time-tracking in the swimming pool, as the existed 'Omega' technology is too costly and difficult to keep maintenance by untrained workers. Inspired by our experience we introduced 'Teensy 3.6' as the main processor of this system. We also provided both wired/wireless feedback response incoming to the software.
The task was to complete a wall-maze by the autonomous bot with help of the semi-autonomous robot. We used Gaussian path-planning algorithm & PID as conditioning learning. Later on, we developed another simulation based solution in ROS.
The miniature is the autonomous one and the gripper enabled one is the semi- autonomous one. The task inspired to built these robot was to participate in 'International Robotics Challenge (IRC)', organized by Techfest, IIT, Mumbai.
IoT enabled smart power meter which be connected with the home device and controlled from the mobile device. We implemented BLE technology to reduce the internal power consumption and usable in home application
Like many, my journey through robotics started with a baby step with Line following robot. In the sophomore years this simple robot could generate enough enthusiast which I'm still bearing. In the national level fest another eye-catchy event was battle of bots. The bottom-right corner is our own designed circuit for motor driver where we used L298N IC and relay to trig the command. These fun stuffs were really enjoyable.