Newton manual-1.1- Line Follower Robot - Adama Robotics
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This is the manual of our Line Follower Robot. This autonomous robot can follow a line. For more information: https://www.adamarobotics.com Newton Kit contains: - Arduino Uno Microcontroller - Chassis - DC Motors - IR sensors - Wheels - Breadboards - Wires - Motor Driver L293D Chip - Battery To get this kit: visit https://www.adamarobotics.com/shop
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- 2. I’m here to guide you to make your first robot!
- 4. Wheel Chassis Arduino Motor Driver DC Motor Breadboard Jumper Wires Resistors
- 5. These are your robot's eyes It’s fairly small and helps the robot navigate. IR Sensors (Infrared)
- 6. This is your robot's chest! It’s called a breadboard
- 7. Eyes have to be connected to the chest! IR sensors have to be connected to the board. IR Sensors breadboard
- 8. It’s tiny and powerful! This is your robot's brain Arduino
- 9. Resistors have to be connected with the breadboard. Resistors breadboard
- 10. These are your robot’s legs A motor and a wheel
- 11. Brain would have to be connected using Jumper Wires to the chest.
- 12. The legs will have to be connected with the brain Brain is going to send signal to move around
- 13. Let’s give the brain some instructions so that it can work.
- 14. You can download the program from here. But for that we will have to download the Arduino IDE.
- 15. After downloading, Open the Arduino IDE. Then you can type the code in by yourself; or you can download it from our website. More instructions are given there.
- 16. Now we can connect the components together. On the next page, there is a Schematics which will show you how to connect the components.
- 17. Connect your components according to the Schematics below.
- 18. Don’t be afraid! Start with the first one! And slowly you will get the hang of it. Try to connect like the Schematics.
- 19. Play with your new friend Newton !
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