CHENNAI: IIT-Madras students have set the Asia and India records for operating the largest number of robots to clean an area.
The students fabricated 45 robots to clean simultaneously for over 15 minutes.
A total of 270 students from various disciplines participated in the CFI Workshop at IIT-Madras on Sunday where the robots cleaned an area of 750 square feet.
Each robot had a high RPM motor at its centre, with two rotating scrub pads that directed the dust into the central suction mechanism, which was collected by a filter in the vacuum tunnel.
The robots were controlled over Bluetooth via an Android-based application.
Representatives of the Asia Book of Records and the India Book of Records adjudicated the event, which took place at Students Activities Centre on the campus.
A provisional certificate was awarded after the successful completion of the exercise.
The final certification would follow after validation and assessment of the record evidences.
The students fabricated 45 robots to clean simultaneously for over 15 minutes.
A total of 270 students from various disciplines participated in the CFI Workshop at IIT-Madras on Sunday where the robots cleaned an area of 750 square feet.
Each robot had a high RPM motor at its centre, with two rotating scrub pads that directed the dust into the central suction mechanism, which was collected by a filter in the vacuum tunnel.
The robots were controlled over Bluetooth via an Android-based application.
Representatives of the Asia Book of Records and the India Book of Records adjudicated the event, which took place at Students Activities Centre on the campus.
A provisional certificate was awarded after the successful completion of the exercise.
The final certification would follow after validation and assessment of the record evidences.