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MoonCampaign by Vaibhav (VR) (13 years)
Hello, my name is Vaibhav and today I am presenting my show and tell project. My project is about using an IR sensor with an Arduino robot car to detect obstacles and count objects. The IR sensor helps the robot move safely by detecting objects before it crashes, similar to a robotic vacuum. I used an Arduino car kit, jumper wires, and an IR sensor to build this project. I also programmed the motors to move forward or stop depending on the sensor input. Additionally, I created a system to count objects detected and display the total on an I2C LCD screen.
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Hello everyone, my name is Vaibhav and I am excited to present my show and tell project today. My project is based on an Arduino robot car that uses an IR sensor to detect obstacles and count objects. I was inspired by how robotic vacuum cleaners move around smoothly without crashing into things.To build my project, I used an Arduino car kit, jumper wires, an IR sensor, and an I2C LCD display. First, I worked on connecting all the components and assigning the motor pins in my code. I programmed the robot so that when both motors are active, it moves forward. I also created a function to stop the robot when needed.
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