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In the modern battlefield environment, the need for advanced surveillance and reconnaissance methods has become paramount to ensure the safety and effectiveness of military operations. This project introduces a cutting-edge Military Spying Robot designed to meet these needs through a sophisticated integration of technology and robotics. The robot is equipped with an array of sensors, including a metal detector for uncovering buried explosives, a gas sensor to detect hazardous chemicals, a flame sensor to identify fire sources, and a night vision camera for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions. These capabilities allow the robot to perform critical tasks such as scouting and monitoring restricted areas, detecting and identifying explosive devices, and providing real-time feedback to military personnel, thereby reducing the risk to human lives. The design and development phase of the project focused on creating a robust, all-terrain robot that can navigate challenging environments while carrying its advanced sensor payload. Special attention was given to the robot's autonomy, endurance, and the reliability of its sensor data under various environmental conditions. Integration of a user-friendly control interface allows operators to remotely guide the robot, analyze collected data, and make informed decisions with greater speed and accuracy. Field tests conducted in simulated environments have demonstrated the robot's capability to detect metallic and non-metallic explosive materials, identify hazardous gases, and provide visual reconnaissance during day and night. These tests have also validated the robot's potential to significantly enhance military surveillance operations, offering a strategic advantage in detecting threats and safeguarding military personnel. This project not only contributes to the field of military robotics by introducing a versatile spying robot but also sets the stage for future advancements in autonomous surveillance technologies. The implications of this research extend beyond military applications, offering potential adaptations for disaster response, border security, and anti-terrorism efforts worldwide.