BookBot

To create a project using both hardware and software, to meet multiple UN sustainability goals.

BookBot is an AI aided wheeled robot that helps librarians and users of libraries to increase their efficiencies and make the experience in libraries flawless.

Our product’s focus is to transport returned books to their designated areas. This reduces the time librarians and library staff spend on physical tasks that would preferably be used on promoting a love of learning in such an enriched environment for students and visitors.

Based off our own Curzon library, some libraries have unstaffed hours where library users self-serve themselves. BookBot will be most helpful during unstaffed hours, ensuring library resources are back in place for when librarians return to work.

Our project was made to promote the UN goals of: good health and well-being; quality education; affordable and clean energy.

Features:

Project Details

Duration

Jan - May 24

Built for

Innovation Project

Type of project collaboration

Group (of 5): TakeFive

Role in Project

Team leader

Level of Completion

Incomplete

GitHub

BookBot

Award Given

3rd Place for Most Innovative Project

Technologies used

Python

HTML

Arduino Uno

CSS

JavaScript

Technologies learnt

OpenCV

C++

Raspberry Pi

3D Modelling

Skills demonstrated

Project Coordination

Communication

Leadership

Project Planning

Teamwork

Project Management

Drawing

Coding

Microcontrollers

Project Showcase

BookBot Concept Videos

Initial concept video.
Updated concept video.

BookBot 3D Model Concept

Project Proposal Presentation & Opportunistic Plan

Project Poster

Presentation Day + Awards Evening

Won 3rd place in the Most Innovative category!