- Arduino Uno
- L298N Motor Driver
- IR sensor module
- LM393 with Optical Sensor
Full explanation and reasons behind various design choices (eg: why 2 wheels and not 4) are explained below.
P.s. I named it after Wall-E :)
Maze-E.video.mp4
Above video shows a timelapse of it solving a maze I built. Please note that the Ultrasonic sensor and the LCD screen are additional components for other purposes and are not necessary for Maze-E to perform. The code sections responsible for them have been removed from the code.
- Arduino Uno (any basic arduino board should work)
- 2WD round robot diy chassis kit with two wheel encoders
- L298N motor driver
- 5 IR sensors (sensor placement explained below)
- 2 LM393 with Optical Sensors / IR speed sensors
- 18650 3.7v batteries (2 is sufficient but 3 is optimal)
- 18650 Battery holder
- Push button (to control start)
- Switch (to turn on/off power)