

Autonomous smart sentry gun zip#

Electric trigger function - this one is tough to wire up, but very useful.When the plate is shot, the sentry is disabled for 8 seconds. This usually takes the form of a small metal plate mounted on a hinge on the front of the sentry, with a button placed behind it. To fix this, you can add a disable plate. Disable Plate - in a paintball or airsoft game, the sentry can be unfair and take the fun out of a game.Flip the switch back to the 'off' position, and the sentry resumes it's automatic targeting. This functionality helps when the gun runs out of ammo and you need to reload it, as it holds the gun stationary while you reload. When the switch is flipped 'on', it overrides the automatic targeting and puts the sentry gun in the "Reload Position" - the default servo positions that are defined in the Arduino code.


Autonomous smart sentry gun software#
Fire tells when the software is firing, status shows the mode the software is running in, USB shows if the board is receiving commands via USB, and Power shows if the board is getting power via USB. Power, Status, USB, and Fire indicator LEDs - these LED's will light up as indicators.Basically, it claims to be able to “identify and shoot a target automatically from over two miles (3.2 km) away.” Scary! When used on the DMZ, this robot will not distinguish between friend or foe – anyone who crosses the line is deemed as an enemy. It will make use of its IR and visible light cameras to track multiple targets and remains under the control of a human operator from a remote location. The whole idea of the Samsung SGR-A1 is to let this military robot sentry do the work of its human counterparts over at the demilitarized zone at the South and North Korea border, so that there will be a minimal loss of life on the South Korean side just in case things turn sour between the two neighbors.įirst announced in 2006 (where obvious improvements have been made since, and I am not surprised if much of it remained as classified information), this $200,000, all weather, 5.56 mm robotic machine gun also sports an optional grenade launcher. The SGR-A1 will be able to detect intruders with the help of machine vision (read: cameras), alongside a combination of heat and motion sensors. A Samsung Group subsidiary has worked on a robot sentry that they call the SGR-A1, and this particular robot will carry a fair amount of weapons that ought to make you think twice about crossing the borders of South Korea illegally – as it has been tested out at the demilitarized zone along the border over with its neighbor, North Korea.
