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Comp-444-Project

My project for Embedded/Robotic Programming (COMP 444) from Athabasca University. Students were required to design a completely autonmous robot that takes in at least one input from the environment and performed at least one physical function. Additionally students were required to only use the Arduino as their primary microcontroller. What the robot did and how it completed the task was left completely to the student.


My idea was to create a robot to help me with my hearing disability. As a result of my hearing disability I am unable to hear any high pitch sounds without some form of assistence. The robot was to detect high pitch noise, locate the origin of the noise and then alert me when found.

Project Hardware


FIRST HALF

  • 1x Arduino/Genuino Uno
  • 1x Sparkfun baseplate
  • 1x Motor driver
  • 2x Gear motors
  • 2x Wheels
  • 14x jumper wires
  • 1x battery holder
  • 4x AA batteries
  • 1x Dual lock tape

SECOND HALF

  • 1x Arduino/Genuino Uno
  • 1x Switch
  • 2x LED
  • 3x 330 Ohm resistor
  • 1x LM 386 Sound Sensor
  • 1x Adafruit Electret Microphone Amplifier - MAX4466 with Adjustable Gain
  • 12x Jumper Wires
  • 3x Male/Female Jumper Wires
  • 4x Jumper Wires

Setup

The set up can be found in Michael Oransi 2743708 Project.pdf


Note

The project make use of I2C_Anything library found at https://github.com/nickgammon/I2C_Anything.


What works

  • Sound detect
  • movement behavoir
  • PID feedback

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Robotic Project using the Arduino. Detects and seeks out high pitch noise.

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