The proposed methodology for developing the "College campus Patrolling robot " encompasses a

structured approach to address the needs and security concerns of students durning college hours .
The methodology consists of several key phases:

Needs Assessment: Begin with a comprehensive analysis of areas with high safety concerns for
women during nighttime hours. This assessment will involve collecting data on reported incidents,
understanding existing safety measures, and soliciting community input to define specific project
requirements.

Project Planning and Team Formation: Establish an interdisciplinary project team comprising
engineers, programmers, and domain experts in safety and robotics. Define clear project objectives,
scope, timelines, and resource allocation, including budget and personnel.

Hardware and Software Development: Design and develop the necessary hardware components for
the robot, including the chassis, sensors, camera, and communication system. Program the robot
using relevant software tools to enable autonomous patrolling, incident detection, and real-time
communication.

Path Planning and Navigation: Develop algorithms for defining patrol paths in the college campus
ensuring the robot can navigate these paths while avoiding obstacles and optimizing coverage.

Sensor Integration and Testing: Integrate and fine-tune sensors for communication and fire incident
identification, ensuring their accuracy and reliability.

Communication System: Create a robust communication system that enables real-time data
transmission to a central monitoring station . Implement a user-friendly mobile app for remote
monitoring and control.

User Interface and Monitoring: Design an intuitive user interface for monitoring the robot's activities
and receiving alerts. Allow for remote control and monitoring through the mobile app.

Field Testing and Validation: Deploy the robot in selected public spaces to conduct field testing.
Gather feedback from users, students , staffs and works to validate the system's effectiveness.

Data Storage and Evidence Management: Implement secure data storage for incident records and
images while ensuring compliance with data privacy and security regulations.

Training and Education: Provide training to local law enforcement and security personnel on how to
interact with and utilize the robot. Conduct public awareness campaigns to inform residents about
the new safety measures.

Continuous Improvement and Maintenance: Establish a routine maintenance and support system to
ensure the long-term functionality of the robots. Regularly update the software and hardware to
adapt to changing security needs.

Evaluation and Impact Assessment: Conduct regular assessments to measure the robot's impact on
needs and security in College campus . Use data on incident reduction, response times, and user
feedback to gauge the system's effectiveness.

Stakeholder Engagement: Engage with relevant stakeholders, including government agencies,

community groups, and women's safety organizations, to gather input and collaborate on ongoing
improvements.
This proposed methodology outlines a systematic approach to develop and deploy the College
campus patrolling robot , with a focus on enhancing intraction and security for students in College .