A
year ago I built a simple line following mobot. It doesn't use any
microcontroller(Arduino, PIC, Atmel, etc.) and even logic ICs.
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Simplest Line Following Mobot |
This line following
mobot uses basic electronic components. Actually, the circuit for this
mobot is based on the previous project light/dark activated switch.
The
chassis and wheels of the robot are recycled materials. The body is
from a box of cookies and the wheels are from the container of wafer
stick. I also added a wristband from one of presidential candidates last
election for the additional traction of the wheel.
The
whole circuit for this mobot is not mounted on a pcb nor a protoboard
but on a mini-breadboard. I also uses scrap components for this mobot I
found on my bin.
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The circuit on the mini-breadboard |
This is the circuit of the simple line following mobot.
Basic
components are used in this mobot. I uses the following components(all
in pairs): bright leds, resistor, variable resistor, ldr, general
purpose npn transistor, signal diode, spdt relay and a geared dc motor.
Here are some pictures of the mobot parts:
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Top view of the mobot |
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DC Geared Motor with recycled wheels. |
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Sensor part: pair of LEDs and LDRs. |
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Isometric view of the robot |
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