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The robot uses a whopping 32 IR sensors to follow a black line across a concrete workshop floor, adjusting its path using a steering motor salvaged from a power wheelchair.

Line Follower Robot Using ESP32 This project demonstrates how to build a simple Line Follower Robot using the ESP32 microcontroller, L298N motor driver, IR sensors, and DC motors. The robot detects ...

The line-following car is a basic functional prototype that demonstrates how embedded systems might be used to operate autonomous robots. This work builds an Arduino based autonomous line following ...

Let’s begin by carefully cutting a perforated prototyping circuit board to the desired shape for your tiny line follower robot's chassis along with custom holes to hold the coreless motors and a ...

Line following robot using analog line sensor and Arduino Nano as microcontroller This project is for the final project task in my Robotic Experiment I Class. The robot's objective is to follow the ...

A line-following robot is a simple and classic robotic project that can teach you the basics of robotics, such as sensors, motors, and control. A line-following robot can detect and follow a line on ...

Makeblock Ultimate 2.0 specifications: Metallic Materials (Main) – Anodized aluminum Parts and Accessories – 80+ part types, totaling 550+ pieces Main Control Board/ Chip – ATMEGA2560-16AU Sensors – ...

These modules, typically seen in line following robots, are ideally suitable for white/black line detection. You can also see them in certain entry alarm systems. HW-006 Module – A Brief Overview The ...