Showing posts with label Robotic Vehicle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robotic Vehicle. Show all posts
RF Controlled Robotic Vehicle With Laser Beam Arrangement Project
RF Controlled Robotic Vehicle With Laser Beam Arrangement Project
RF Controlled Robotic Vehicle With Metal Detection Project
RF Controlled Robotic Vehicle With Metal Detection Project
DTMF Controlled Robotic Vehicle Project
DTMF Controlled Robotic Vehicle Project
Previously we have robotic vehicles use RF circuits, which
have the drawbacks of limited working range, limited control and limited
frequency range. To solve this problem we provides DTMF based robotic vehicle system It provides the
advantages of robotic control, intrusion free controllers and
also robust control, minimal interference and a large working range.
This system involves four different phases: perception,
action, processing and detection. In the perception stage if the mobile
attached to the vehicle receives a call, then the pressing key on the mobile
decodes the generated DTMF tone. Then, the decoder chip receives the audio
signal from the mobile, and then converts the DTMF tone into a binary code,
which is then fed to the microcontroller.
Block
diagram:
The major building blocks are microcontroller, mobile, DTMF
Decoder and DC-Motor-driver circuit. The entire system works and is activated
by the mobile that makes a call to the mobile attached to the robotic vehicle. If
any button is pressed, then DTMF (dual tone multi frequency) receives the input signal from cell phone
and decode it. Then generates 4-bit-digital output of the 8051 microcontroller.
Microcontroller depends upon the code which is generated by
the DTMF decoder to move the rover right or left and forward or backward by
rotating both DC motors. The DC motor driver receives activating signals from
the microcontroller in terms of low or high logic, then it amplifies and
rotates two motors in both directions. The output of the microcontroller is not
enough to drive the DC motors, so current drivers are necessary for motor
rotation.
Hardware requirements:
- AT89c51 Microcontroller
- Mobile Phone
- DTMF Decoder IC MT8870
- DC Motor
- Power Supply
- · MC Programming Language: Embedded C
- · Keil version IDE
- · Proteus For Circuit & PCB Designs
Hand Motion Gesture Based Robotic Vehicle
Hand Motion Gesture Based Robotic Vehicle 8051 Based Microcontroller
Robots
are playing an important role in automation across all the sectors like
construction, military, medical, manufacturing .the way of interaction between
human and robot has been developing using various technologies but controlling
the robot with a remote or a switch is quite complicated.
Here we are introducing hand gesture based robotic vehicle
system .in this system the movement of
the robot is controlled with hand gestures and there is no need to have any
physical contact with robot and it is divided into two
parts, transmitter and receiver where the
data from the hand gestures is transmitted to the robot over RF link. The Decoder will convert the data and it is given to the motor driver IC. Based on the data, the movement
of the motors.
Block
diagram:
This system includes aRf receiver circuit which will
be mounted on the top with 8051 microcontroller and Driver IC to operate the
motors.The commands that are received by the IC on the circuit and this data is captured by the microcontroller, which
then transmits a corresponding data to the Encoder. The parallel data received
by the encoder is converted into serial data and this serial data is
transmitted by the RF Transmitter which
forwards the command to the RF receiver..
At the
receiver section, the RF Receiver receives the serial data and transmits it to
the Decoder IC. The Decoder will convert the serial data to parallel data and
this parallel data is given to the motor driver IC. And makes
the vehicle move in the respective
directions that is left, right, front and backwards is controlled in accordance
with tilting the hand in the respective directions.
Hardware requirements:
·
8051 microcontroller
·
RF transmitter
·
RFreceiver
·
Voltage regulator
·
Hand gloves
·
Power supply
·
Motor driver ic
·
motor
Software requirements:
·
MC programming language: Embedded
C
· Keil version IDE
·
Proteus For Circuit
& PCB Design
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