Eltronicschool. - This is one robot project for you who want to explore your knowledge and ability to build robotic in this time. In this project we will show you gesture controlled robot using Raspberry Pi that written by John.
Beside we will show component part that needed in this project, we also will give you global description about this project and we will allow you to read more this project from original source using the link given.
Component Part
Description
This is robot project with build gesture controlled robot using Raspberry Pi. Have you ever tired of controlling everything with buttons? Thought of controlling something with simple hand movements by sitting on your lazy couch? If yes, then you are at the right site. In this tutorial we are going to control a robot driven by two DC motors by simply using hand movements. There are different kind of sensors to detect your hand movement like flux sensors, Accelerometers and other gravity based sensors. So for wireless transmission we are going to use RF 434 module which transmit 4 bit data. 4 bit data means you can transmit 16 different combinations i.e., 0000 to 1111. Further in this tutorial we will use an encoder and decoder to avoid interference in the air interface. A motor driver will drive the motors from using the decoder data.
We use our Raspberry pi at the transmitter end to analyze the sensor data and to transmit a data combination to the motor driver to drive the motors accordingly so that the robot can hover around. We will be using a 12 V battery on robot to power the decoder module, receiver module and the motors. At the transmitter end sensors and transmitter encoder module is powered by raspberry pi itself.
And now you can read more the robot project with gesture controlled robot using Raspberry Pi from original source using link HERE.
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Component Part
- Raspberry Pi
- Memory Card
- Accelerometer ADXL 345 or MPU6050
- RF Modul RF Tx and Rx 434
- Power supply 5 V mini USB adapter for Rpi 12 V Battery for Robot
- Wires Female to male & Male to female
- Encoder HT12E (prefer Module)
- Decoder HT12D (prefer Module)
- Motor Driver L293D (prefer Module)
Description
This is robot project with build gesture controlled robot using Raspberry Pi. Have you ever tired of controlling everything with buttons? Thought of controlling something with simple hand movements by sitting on your lazy couch? If yes, then you are at the right site. In this tutorial we are going to control a robot driven by two DC motors by simply using hand movements. There are different kind of sensors to detect your hand movement like flux sensors, Accelerometers and other gravity based sensors. So for wireless transmission we are going to use RF 434 module which transmit 4 bit data. 4 bit data means you can transmit 16 different combinations i.e., 0000 to 1111. Further in this tutorial we will use an encoder and decoder to avoid interference in the air interface. A motor driver will drive the motors from using the decoder data.
We use our Raspberry pi at the transmitter end to analyze the sensor data and to transmit a data combination to the motor driver to drive the motors accordingly so that the robot can hover around. We will be using a 12 V battery on robot to power the decoder module, receiver module and the motors. At the transmitter end sensors and transmitter encoder module is powered by raspberry pi itself.
And now you can read more the robot project with gesture controlled robot using Raspberry Pi from original source using link HERE.
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