Sensor Machine: Under-graduate's innovative invention! Sensor machine to guard crops

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Thotkura Praveen Yadav, son of Narasimha and Seshamma, who hails from Thala Singaram in Chautuppal mandal of Yadadri district, did his intermediate studies in Chautuppal. Due to lack of financial means, he could not pursue higher studies. Together with their parents, they are living on the basis of agriculture. It has become difficult for the farmers to protect the crops from animals and thieves. Moreover, the farmers have to stay at night to guard the agricultural implements, sheep, goats, chickens and other agricultural equipments in addition to agriculture.

Praveen wanted to save the farmers from this hardship, sharpened his skills and made a device called sensor. The device was named Rythu Bharosa Security (RBS). 12 watts solar panel, 12 watts battery, a simple cell phone with SIM, two small mirrors, two rods to set up laser sensors, and an alarm box to make sound. It is fully solar powered. The cell phone used in this is automatically charged with solar. The cell numbers of the concerned persons have to be fed in the cell phones in advance. Praveen designed the RBS sensor to protect crops, poultry, goats and sheep. RBS sensor device should be installed at agricultural fields. If animals, cattle or thieves enter those areas, the sensors will make a loud sound and the phone numbers connected to the sensor will be immediately called. Farmers may be alarmed by that. The RBS sensor works up to a kilometer distance.

Voice : Praveen performed this instrument at the independence celebrations held in Bhuvangiri. Appreciating Praveen's experiment, the officials presented him with a certificate. In the past, he has designed five types of devices like Magic Spare and Water Controllers. He says that if the government helps him financially, he will create more devices that will be useful for farmers. The donors are appreciating the young woman Praveen who is making innovative inventions for the farmers without higher education.