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IJSREM57841
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10 |
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Mar 2026
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Due to the constant rise in fuel prices and the impact of gas emissions from burned fuel into the atmosphere, it became necessary to use the sun’s plentiful solar energy as a source of electricity to operate a lawn cutter. Based on the fundamental idea of mowing, a solar-powered lawn cutter was created. Direct current (DC) motor, rechargeable battery. solar panel and control switch make up the solar-powered lawn cutter’s design. The DC motor, which is directly connected to the shaft of the DC motor and provides the necessary torque to drive the nylon wire, is used to move the lawn. The switch on the board, which shuts the circuit and permits electricity to pass to the motor, which in turn drives the blade used for mowing, is used to operate the solar-powered lawn cutter. The system will use some automation for obstacle identification and direction. A solar panel will be fixed to the top of the mbot and serve as the system’s power source in addition to a battery. Nobody like moving the lawn cutters when they are driven by a normal motor since it is a hassle. A motor-powered engine also needs routine maintenance, including changing the oil. Despite being ecologically beneficial, electrified solar grass may still be a pain. Electric grass cutters, like motor- powered ones, are dangerous and difficult for everyone to use. Additionally, if the electric lawn cutter is tethered, cutting might be difficult and dangerous. The prototype will also use solar panels to charge from the sun.
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3/17/2026
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