This document describes a proposed system for an autonomous robotic vehicle that can detect live humans and assist with earthquake rescue operations. The robot would use a passive infrared (PIR) sensor to detect thermal radiation from live human bodies. It would then immediately alert rescue authorities so help could quickly reach survivors. The robot would be able to maneuver in earthquake areas using motors and precise control. Its goal is to help detect survivors faster than manual search methods, potentially saving lives. It would communicate wirelessly with a control station using Zigbee transmitters. The document outlines the system components, software, advantages like improved safety and accuracy, and potential future enhancements.