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Design of a Pole Climbing Unit

Jorde, Erik LU and Lindahl, Julius (2015) In CODEN:LUTEDX/TEIE EIE920 20151
Industrial Electrical Engineering and Automation
Innovation
Abstract
Temporary surveillance with an easily deployable surveillance unit can give a tactical advantage for police in situations when big crowds suddenly gather. It can also be used by fire department during fires or in the private security sector on construction sites and other such temporary areas requiring surveillance. This report describes the process of developing the climbing system for such a surveillance unit. Firstly a pre-study is made to determine what is required of the climbing system. Poles are studied online and by walking around in different cities. Also researched in the pre-study is possible competition. Following the pre-study is research on possible customer needs. Concept generation follows where concepts compete against... (More)
Temporary surveillance with an easily deployable surveillance unit can give a tactical advantage for police in situations when big crowds suddenly gather. It can also be used by fire department during fires or in the private security sector on construction sites and other such temporary areas requiring surveillance. This report describes the process of developing the climbing system for such a surveillance unit. Firstly a pre-study is made to determine what is required of the climbing system. Poles are studied online and by walking around in different cities. Also researched in the pre-study is possible competition. Following the pre-study is research on possible customer needs. Concept generation follows where concepts compete against each other in concept screening and concept scoring based on the initial research. The final winner is developed to a working prototype. The prototype uses belts to tighten itself to a pole in two different places. By holding the pole with one belt the other belt can be lifted which allows the robot to climb. The final prototype works but needs improvements before it is market ready. (Less)
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Temporary surveillance with an easily deployable camera can give a tactical advantage for police in riots or similar situations when big crowds suddenly gather, or for the fire department when a fire breaks out. This is a brief description of the development for a prototype pole climbing unit where a camera in a later product can be attached.
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author
Jorde, Erik LU and Lindahl, Julius
supervisor
organization
alternative title
Design av en stolpklättrande kamera
course
EIE920 20151
year
type
H3 - Professional qualifications (4 Years - )
subject
keywords
Climbing, Prototype, Pole, Robot, Development
publication/series
CODEN:LUTEDX/TEIE
report number
5354
language
English
additional info
Department is Industrial Electrical Engineering
id
7470911
date added to LUP
2015-09-14 15:42:33
date last changed
2015-09-14 15:42:33
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  abstract     = {{Temporary surveillance with an easily deployable surveillance unit can give a tactical advantage for police in situations when big crowds suddenly gather. It can also be used by fire department during fires or in the private security sector on construction sites and other such temporary areas requiring surveillance. This report describes the process of developing the climbing system for such a surveillance unit. Firstly a pre-study is made to determine what is required of the climbing system. Poles are studied online and by walking around in different cities. Also researched in the pre-study is possible competition. Following the pre-study is research on possible customer needs. Concept generation follows where concepts compete against each other in concept screening and concept scoring based on the initial research. The final winner is developed to a working prototype. The prototype uses belts to tighten itself to a pole in two different places. By holding the pole with one belt the other belt can be lifted which allows the robot to climb. The final prototype works but needs improvements before it is market ready.}},
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  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  series       = {{CODEN:LUTEDX/TEIE}},
  title        = {{Design of a Pole Climbing Unit}},
  year         = {{2015}},
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