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Overview
Overview
Course Description
Robotics and communication are the key technologies that are transforming the way we live and work.
This course introduces you to both of them and helps you build a robot that can be controlled over telephone.
You can make the robot move forward, turn right etc. by just pressing number buttons on your phone!
Course Outcome
In this course, students will develop a mobile-controlled robot using DTMF or Dual Tone Multiple Frequency. The robot is controlled by a cell phone that makes a call to a second phone connected to the bot. Pressing keys on the user’s phone will send instructions to the robot via DTMF signals. The robot is programmed to decode these signals and change directions accordingly.
By building this project you will learn about:
- DTMF technology
- Robotic systems
- Working DC motors – actuators
- Arduino Architecture & Programming
Kit Included: Yes
Course Features
- Lectures 51
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 20 hour
- Language 14+
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
Curriculum
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Module 1: What is a Mobile Controlled Robot?
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Module 2: Arduino
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Module 3: Graphical Programming for beginners
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Module 4: Basic Programming using Arduino IDE
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Module 5: Mobile Communication using DTMF Technology
- Learn: Mobile Communication
- Learn: DTMF Decoder & its Working
- Do: Pins of a DTMF Decoder
- Do: Detect DTMF Tones using Mobile App
- Do: Interface DTMF Decoder with Arduino
- Learn: Programming Logic for DTMF Decoder
- Learn: Control LED using DTMF Decoder
- Do: Interface DTMF Decoder with Arduino
- Do: Read Data from DTMF Decoder using Arduino Programming
- Do: Control LED using DTMF Decoder Interfaced with Arduino
- Review: Communication in Robots
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Module 6: Arduino Based Robots - Motors & Motor Drivers
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Module 7: Arduino Based Robots - Build your Robot
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Module 8: Design Arduino Sketch to Make your Robot Move
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Module 9: Programming & Testing the Mobile Controlled Robot using Scratch
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Module 10: Programming & Testing Mobile Controlled Robot using Arduino.
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