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Autonomous-RC-Robot

In this project I develop an autonomous RC Robot that can follow a predefined path using a line-following algorithm, avoid obstacles, and be manually controlled via Bluetooth. The car can switch between autonomous and manual modes seamlessly.

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  • Obstacle Avoidance: Ultrasonic sensor for obstacle detection. The car will stop or change direction when it detects an obstacle in its path, using the ultrasonic sensor to measure the distance to obstacles.
  • Bluetooth Control: Bluetooth module (e.g., HC-05), DC motors, relays, transistors. Allow manual control of the car via a smartphone app through Bluetooth. Users can control the speed, direction, and mode (autonomous/manual) remotely.
  • Mode Switching (Autonomous vs. Manual): DIP switches, push buttons. Provide the user the ability to toggle between manual control and autonomous mode via a switch or Bluetooth command.
  • Status Display: Character LCD, LEDs. Display the car’s current mode (obstacle avoidance, or Bluetooth control), speed, and obstacle detection status on the LCD.
  • Performance Monitoring and Data Logging: Internal EEPROM. Log performance data such as speed,and number of obstacles avoided for later analysis and system improvements.
  • Motor Control: DC motors for driving, relays for control. Use pulse-width modulation (PWM) for precise motor control to adjust speed smoothly.

Hardware Used

  • Atmega32
  • Bluetooth Module (HC-05)
  • 2 Dc Motors
  • Ultrasonic Sensor
  • 2 IR Sensor
  • LCD
  • LEDs
  • Push Button
  • Batteries

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