Arduino linefollower prototype.

Posted on 15/02/2011 by konto89
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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This is my first entry in letsmakerobots.com but not my first robot. I wanted to make a robot with a pcb as chassi, like 3pi, but I wanted to be able and take the microcontroller and use in other projects. I also wanted the mindcontroller to be an Arduino series mindcontroller. This is the prototype and I hope one day I will print a pcb for it. These are the componed I used for the robot : 1 x Arduino Nano2 x 30:1 Mini Metal Gear Motors1 x Pololu 1/2" Metal Ball Caster1 x L293DNE1 x Lcd 16x21 x 74HC595 ...


Arduino linefollower prototype.

This is my first entry in letsmakerobots.com but not my first robot. I wanted to make a robot with a pcb as chassi, like 3pi, but I wanted to be able and take the microcontroller and use in other projects. I also wanted the mindcontroller to be an Arduino series mindcontroller. This is the prototype and I hope one day I will print a pcb for it. These are the componed I used for the robot :

  • 1 x Arduino Nano
  • 2 x 30:1 Mini Metal Gear Motors
  • 1 x Pololu 1/2" Metal Ball Caster
  • 1 x L293DNE
  • 1 x Lcd 16x2
  • 1 x 74HC595 shift register
  • 1 x buzzer
  • 1 x 7805 voltage regulator
  • 3 x CNY70
  • 3 x led
  • 1 x ir receiver

Its functions will be linefollowing, maze solving, remote control with ir and maybe I will mount a servo with a sharp ir sensor for autonomous navigation. When I will finish programming I will post a video and the code.

 


 

UPDATE 1 MARCH  2011

The new battery is here ( 7.4 volts lipo 850 mah) so I made a small video using a very simple code.  

 


 

Linefollowing

  • Actuators / output devices: 2 x 30:1 Mini Metal Gear Motor from solarbotics
  • Control method: Autonomous & manual
  • CPU: Arduino Nano 328
  • Power source: Ni-MH batteries (7.2v total) (7.4v lipo battery in the future)
  • Sensors / input devices: 3x CNY70 & ir receiver
  • Target environment: indoor
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