Autonomouse Car (sketch)

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Task

Today we will build the second part of the autonomous car, which is the sketch of the autonomous car. So basically this is how we design the car, what material will be use as wheels, car body, and more.

Components

Here are components used :

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☑️ Arduino UNO Board

☑️ USB cable

☑️ 2 9V Batteries

☑️ Servo (Left, Right)

☑️ Breadboard

☑️ Jumper Wires

☑️ Ultrasonic Sensor

☑️ Wheels

☑️ Cardboard, Wooden Sticks (Car Body)

Process

These are steps we did in this project :

1.Create base for the car.

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2.connect the base to the cardboard with glue to make a bigger base.

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3.Attach the components to the base.

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4.Connect jumper wires between Arduino UNO board, Breadboard, and Ultrasonic Sensor.

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5.Connect servos to with the circuit.

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6.Connect servos under the base

Output

Here are the results :

Autonomous car {circuit}

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Task

Alright, this lesson is getting more serious. Today we will build the first part of the autonomous car, which is the circuit, the circuit is to make it move forward, backward or even spinning. by using ultrasonic sensor to give signal to the circuit for the car to move.

Components

Here are components used :

☑️ Arduino UNO Board

☑️ USB cable

☑️ 2 9V Batteries

☑️ Servo (Left, Right)

☑️ Breadboard

☑️ Jumper Wires

☑️ Ultrasonic Sensor

Process

These are steps we did in this project :

1.Connect servos with Arduino UNO board

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2.Connect Jumper Wires to the board

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3.Connect Jumper Wires between Arduino UNO board and Breadboard

4.Code the sketch and upload it to Arduino UNO board

Output

Here are the results :

We do not have the result yet, This is just a circuit for the full autonomous car project. Because the full result of the project will be show in AUTONOMOUSE CAR (SKETCH) 🙂

WARNING ALARM SYSTEM

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Task

Today our group is going to create Alarm system project. it’s lights appear when you are infront of the sensor, and the light will appear on each distance your hand or anything you put infront of the sensor.

Components

Here are components used :

Displaying Schematic_Alarm_System.jpg

☑️ Arduino UNO Board

☑️ USB cable

☑️ LEDs (Red, Green, Yellow)

☑️ 220Ω Resistors (4)

☑️ Piezo Buzzer

☑️ Breadboard

☑️ Jumper Wires

☑️ Ultrasonic Sensor

Process

These are steps we did in this project :

1.Prepare the components

2. Connect Ultrasonic sensor to the Breadboard

3. Connect Jumper Wires and Piezo Buzzer to the Arduino UNO Board and Breadboard

4. Connect the rest of Jumper Wires, LEDs Light, and 220Ω Resistors

5.Code the sketch and upload it to Arduino UNO Board

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6. IT’S DONE NICE!

Output

Here are the results :

Simon says

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Task

Today our group is going to create Simon Says circuit project. it’s like uhh….. some lights appear that you need to remember what color it appear, and you need to press the correct button to get to the next phase.

Components

Here are components used :

Displaying Simon Says.jpg

☑️ Arduino UNO Board

☑️ USB cable

☑️ Push Buttons (4) 

☑️ LEDs (Red, White, Yellow, Blue)

☑️ 330Ω Resistors (4)

☑️ Piezo Buzzer

☑️ Breadboard

☑️ Jumper Wires

Process

These are steps we did in this project :

1.Prepare the components

2.Connect Jumper wires to Arduino UNO and Breadboard

3.Connect Piezo Buzzer to the Breadboard

4.Connect Buttons and LED Lights to the Beardboard

5.Connect 330ohm resistors to the Breadboard

6.Connect the rest of the Jumper Wires to the Breadboard

7.Code the sketch and upload it to Arduino UNO

8.DONE WOOOOO!!!! YEAAAAAA!!!

Output

Here are the results :

Button Controlled LED

I don’t want to change the color of these🤞

Attendance

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Task

In today’s project we will do Button Controlled LED. It’s basically a LED light that controlled by a button, by switch on the light and switch off the light.

Components

Here are the Components used :

☑️ Arduino UNO Board
☑️ USB cable

☑️ Breadboard
☑️ Jumper Wires
☑️ Push Button (1)
☑️ LED (1)
☑️ 220Ω Resistor (1)
☑️ 10KΩ Resistor (1)

(no idea why it seperated from each other ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)

Process

1.Connect the button and LED light to the Beardboard

2.Connect 220 Ohms Resistor and Jumper wires to Beardboard and Arduino UNO board

3.Connect 10k Ohms Resistor and the rest of the Jumper wires to the Beardboard and Arduino UNO board

4.Code the sketch and upload it to Arduino UNO board

5.Connect USB cable to Arduino UNO board

6.its work…. yayyyy

Output

Here are the results :

Traffic Light System

Attendance

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Task

Today we’ll doing the Traffic Light System. It’s basically the light that on beside the road that keep you late for work. We doing this for decoration or for a traffic.

Component

Here are the components used :

☑️ Arduino UNO Board
☑️ USB cable
☑️ LEDs (Red, Yellow, Green)
☑️ 220Ω Resistor (3)
☑️ Breadboard
☑️ Jumper Wires

Process

Here are the steps we do :

1. Prepare Jumper Wires that connected to Arduino UNO board, ready to be connect to Beardboard

2.Connect Jumper Wires to the Beardboard

3.Connect LED lights and 220Ω Resistor to Beardboard

4.Code the sketch and upload it to Arduino UNO board

5.Connect USB cable to Arduino UNO board and Beardboard

6.IT’S WORKING OOOOOOOOOOOOH!!!!!!

Output

Here are the result of our project :

Blinking Light

Attendance

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Task

Today we’ll be doing LED blinking light, it’s basically a LED light that blink nothing much exciting about it. So we doing this because um… like an alert light or just decoration. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Components

Here are the components used :

☑️ Arduino UNO Board
☑️ USB cable
☑️ LED (Any color)
☑️ 220Ω Resistor
☑️ Breadboard
☑️ Jumper Wires

Process

Here are the steps we do :

1.Connect Jumper wire with Arduino UNO and Beardboard

2. Connect another Jumper wire with Arduino UNO and Beardboard

3. Connect LED light and 220Ω Resistor with Beardboard

4. Code the “sketch” and upload it to Arduino UNO

5. Now the light blinking hooray!

Output

Here are the result of our project :

We are the smartest team——-( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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