Rather than dive into feline facial recognition, since it only has to detect a single cat, [James] used a simple IR sensor out of his parts bin, the sort you see on line-following robots.

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Some readers may recall building a line-following robot during their ... adjusting its path using a steering motor salvaged from a power wheelchair. An Arduino Mega Pro Mini handles the logic ...

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The robot uses OpenCV to process video frames ... green lines). Commands are sent to an Arduino to control motors based on navigation decisions.

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The substitution effect turns the product into a Giffen good when the price of an inferior good rises and demand goes up because consumers use more of it in place of costlier alternatives.

A thunderous round of Japanese taiko drumming echoed around Panasonic’s European headquarters in Wiesbaden last week, as it unveiled its 2025 TV line ... use case. While it omits the Tandem Panel and ...

based automated path following with obstacle avoidance using infrared sensors and ultrasonic sensor.The Line follower robot is a mobile machine that can detect and follow the line drawn on the floor ...

Equipped with omni-directional drive and 360-degree safety coverage, the robot avoids obstacles and adapts to changing layouts using its strategically positioned sensors. Wireless charging further ...