Kerala: Engineering Students Innovate Sewer Scavenger Robot To Put An End To Manual Scavenging

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Kerala,  6 Jan 2023 4:08 AM GMT

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The attempts to end manual scavenging, which poses the threat of asphyxiation due to poisonous gasses, has received yet another technological push. An 11-member group from the Saintgits College of Engineering, Kottayam, has developed a semi-autonomous sewer scavenger robot, which makes eight different types of motions to help it clean the sewers.