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Overview
Overview
Course Description
Do you know which are the first robots built by almost all of the great robotics engineers of today when they were beginning?
Yes, it is the line follower and obstacle avoider robots – the same ones present in this course. Go ahead, learn all the basic parts of a robot and build your own first robot by using the sensors, controllers and motors. Trust us, it is not as difficult as it sounds. You can do it. We promise!
Course Outcome
In this course, you will develop 3 different basic autonomous robots which are guided using sensors. The first robot will be a line follower which is programmed to follow a line. This robot detects the path using infra-red sensors which work on the principle of reflection of light. Using the same sensors, you will also develop robots that can avoid/follow obstacles or light.
Robots developed as part of this course:
- Line Follower Robot
- Phototropic/Obstacle Follower Robot
- Photophobic/Obstacle Avoider Robot
Kit Included: Yes
Course Features
- Lectures 57
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 20 hour
- Language 14+
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
Curriculum
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Module 1: What are Sensor Based Robots?
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Learn: Module 2: Arduino
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Module 3: Graphical Programming for beginners
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Module 4: Arduino Programming
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Module 5: Sensing Light using IR Sensors
- Learn: Sensors – Types & Working
- Learn: Semiconductors
- Learn: Working of IR Sensors
- Do: Interface Digital IR sensor with Arduino & Read Data
- Do: Calibration of Digital IR Sensor
- Do: Design Scratch Program to Control LED using IR Sensor
- Do: Design Arduino Sketch to Control LED based on Line Detection
- Do: Design Arduino Sketch to Control LED based on Obstacle Detection
- Review: Working of IR Sensors
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Module 6: Motors & Motor Drivers in Arduino Based Robots
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Module 7: Arduino Based Robots - Build your Robot
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Module 8: Make your Robot Move
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Module 9: Programming the Line Follower Robot
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Module 10: Testing the Line Follower Robot
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Module 11: Programming & Testing the Obstacle Avoider Robot
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Module 11: Programming & Testing the Obstacle Follower Robot
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