Hobby Projects
These are some of my projects that I have done in my summer vacations as hobby projects!
Overview
This hobby project is a self-driven initiative to build a collision detecting robotic car using an Arduino Uno, ultrasonic sensor, and motor driver system. The car is programmed to automatically stop when an object is detected within a set range—demonstrating core robotics concepts like obstacle detection, motion control, and sensor integration.
Architecture
Solution
- The Collision Detecting Car addresses this problem by integrating:
- An HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles.
- A gear motor setup for better traction.
- An Arduino Uno that acts as the brain of the system.
- A 4x4 motor driver powered by a 9V battery to control motion.
- The car continuously monitors the distance to objects in front. When an object is detected within 7 inches, it stops to avoid impact.
GitHub Link
Skills picked up
- Programming in Arduino C
- Understanding the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
- Integrating and controlling gear motors
- Using a 4x4 motor driver module
- Applying basic electronics and embedded logic
Overview
This hobby project is a self-driven initiative to build a collision detecting robotic car using an Arduino Uno, ultrasonic sensor, and motor driver system. The car is programmed to automatically stop when an object is detected within a set range—demonstrating core robotics concepts like obstacle detection, motion control, and sensor integration.
Architecture
Solution
- The Collision Detecting Car addresses this problem by integrating:
- An HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles.
- A gear motor setup for better traction.
- An Arduino Uno that acts as the brain of the system.
- A 4x4 motor driver powered by a 9V battery to control motion.
- The car continuously monitors the distance to objects in front. When an object is detected within 7 inches, it stops to avoid impact.
GitHub Link
Skills picked up
- Programming in Arduino C
- Understanding the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
- Integrating and controlling gear motors
- Using a 4x4 motor driver module
- Applying basic electronics and embedded logic