TY  - BOOK
AU  - Orcine,Joy N.
AU  - Payno,Revilene S.
AU  - Pletado,Brian L.
AU  - Priela,Allen Kyle D.
AU  - Raña,Nolito Jr,B.
AU  - Vasquez,Jhondell Mike O.
TI  - Autonomous beach garbage collector / 
N1  - Undergraduate Theses (BSEE) - Electrical Engineering; Includes bibliographical references
N2  - Autonomous Beach Garbage Collector presents a novel robotic system designed to autonomously navigate sandy beaches, detect, and collect garbage. The research focuses on developing an efficient and environmentally friendly solution to address beach pollution. The robot's design incorporates sensors for waste autonomous navigation and a robust collection mechanism. The study aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of autonomous robotics in beach cleaning, contributing to environmental conservation efforts. Through experimental validation and performance evaluation, the thesis showcases the potential of robotic technology to mitigate the impact of pollution on coastal ecosystems
ER  -