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This document showcases and summarizes the products offered by Saft7robotics for robotics education. It includes an arm robot kit with an Arduino controller, book and component packs for various robotics projects, an Android Bluetooth robotics shield that allows smartphone control of robots, and car robot kits with Bluetooth and motor drivers that can be controlled by a smartphone. The products are designed for students from junior high to college to learn robot programming and operation hands-on.
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Ultrasonic sensors use sound waves to measure distance. They have a transmitter that sends out ultrasonic pulses and a receiver that listens for the echo when the pulse bounces off an object. By measuring the time it takes for the echo to return, the sensor can calculate the distance to the object. Some applications of ultrasonic sensors include monitoring water levels in tanks, proximity detection in cars to trigger warnings or braking, and more. The document discusses the working principle, circuit diagram, and applications of ultrasonic sensors.
Arduino workshop proposal
The document proposes an Arduino workshop to teach participants about the Arduino open-source hardware platform. The 2-day workshop would introduce Arduino hardware and software, teach programming and interfacing skills, and guide participants through hands-on mini-projects. Attendees would learn programming fundamentals and come away with an Arduino board and basic components to continue learning on their own.
Frequency Modulation and Demodulation
This document describes the process of frequency modulation and demodulation through MATLAB simulation. It involves 5 tasks:
1) Modulation using a single tone modulating signal and analysis of the modulated signal spectrum.
2) Repeating task 1 using a multi-tone modulating signal.
3) Demodulation of the modulated signal using synchronous detection.
4) Repeating tasks 1-3 using a different multi-tone modulating signal.
5) Repeating tasks 1-3 using real speech signals as the modulating signal.
The MATLAB code generates the modulated signal, plots the modulating signal, carrier signal and modulated signal spectra. It also calculates the modulation index and modulated signal power for different modulation conditions
RADAR
This document describes the design and fabrication of a dual ultrasound-based pulse wave radar system with 360-degree vision. Key components include an Arduino Uno microcontroller, two HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensors, an SG-90 servo motor, and a Processing software interface. The system was designed to rotate the ultrasonic sensors using the servo motor to enable 360-degree distance measurement. Programming was done to control the sensors, motor and process sensor data for visual output on the Processing interface. The total cost of components for fabricating the prototype radar system was approximately 2680 Indian rupees.
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SAFT7ROBOTICS_PRODUCTS-2016
- 2. No one doubts that science and technology play a major role in sustaining our 21st century lifestyle, but the education system hasn’t always emphasized this fact. In recent years an educational movement has arisen that aims to introduce young students to the various aspects of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).
- 3. Robotics… • Provides opportunities for authentic problem solving. • Allows students to contextualize math and science. • Is fun and engaging. WHY ROBOTICS?
- 4. SAFT7ROBOTICS products allows junior/high school, technical center and college students to learn about robot programming and operation.
- 5. PRODUCTS
- 6. ARM ROBOT KIT SPECIFICATIONS: MicroController : Arduino Uno R3 Control Shield: 5 Potensiometers Mechanics: 5 DOF Arm Robotic Servos: Metal Gear Micro Servo x4 + Metal Gear Standard Servo x1 Mechanic Material: Acrylic Plastic Power Source: 9Volt Battery & AA-Size Battery x4 (Battery included) Weight: 470grams (included Batteries) Arm Length: 200mm Base Size: 150mm x 130mm
- 7. ARM ROBOT KIT UNBOXING INSTALLATION MANUAL VIEW DEMO VIDEO
- 8. ROBOTIC BOOK & COMPONENT PACKS BUKU "PROYEK ROBOTIK KEREN DENGAN ARDUINO" BASIC PACK PROJECT 1,3,4,6 (Thermometer Digital, Pengukur Jarak UltraSonic, Stopwatch, Kontrol Suara Android) (1 paket untuk 4 proyek sekaligus) PROJECT 2 - PENGONTROL ARAH KAMERA PROJECT 5 - ALARM DENGAN SENSOR GERAK PROJECT 7 - REMOTE CONTROL IR UNIVERSAL PROJECT 8 - GYRO CAMERA 1 AXIS UNTUK SEPEDA MOTOR PROJECT 9 - ANIMATRONIC EYES BUKU BASIC PACK + PROJECT 1-9
- 9. BOOK & COMPONENT PACKS
- 10. BASIC & PROJECT PACKS Basic Pack + Combo Pack (Thermometer Digital, Pengukur Jarak UltraSonic, Stopwatch, Kontrol Suara Android) (1 paket untuk 4 proyek sekaligus)
- 11. PROJECT PACKS
- 12. PROJECT PACKS
- 13. PROJECT PACKS
- 14. ANDROID BLUETOOTH ROBOTICS Android Bluetooth Robotics is a multipurpose Arduino Shield with Bluetooth Module embedded on the board. Packaged in a complete package that provide all you need such as: Code, Arduino Shield, Android Apps, and User Manual.
- 15. ANDROID BLUETOOTH ROBOTICS SPECIFICATIONS: MicroController : Arduino Uno R3 ABR1 Shield: by Saft7robotics Bluetooth HC-05 V2.0 6 analog input ports 12 Digital I/O ports 6 Servo Ports Power Source : External Battery 6-12V Communication: USB Cable (included)
- 16. ABR1 ANDROID APPS VIEW DEMO VIDEO
- 18. uCONTROL
- 20. robotCONTROL
- 22. carBOT
- 23. carBOT 2WD Kit SPECIFICATIONS: MicroController : Arduino Uno R3 ABR1 Shield: by Saft7robotics Bluetooth HC-05 V2.0 6 analog input ports 12 Digital I/O ports 6 Servo Ports Power Source : External Battery 6-12V Communication: USB Cable (included) Dual DC Motor Driver L298N Module Battery Box Power Switch Acrylic Set Mechanic Smartphone Controlled Car Robot
- 24. carBOT 2WD Kit
- 25. carBOT 4WD Kit SPECIFICATIONS: MicroController : Arduino Uno R3 ABR1 Shield: by Saft7robotics Bluetooth HC-05 V2.0 6 analog input ports 12 Digital I/O ports 6 Servo Ports Power Source : External Battery 6-12V Communication: USB Cable (included) Dual DC Motor Driver L298N Module Battery Box Power Switch Acrylic Set Mechanic Smartphone Controlled Car Robot
- 26. carBOT 4WD Kit
- 27. CONTACT FIRMANSYAH SAFTARI VOICE/SMS/WA: 083870992907 EMAIL: saftari@gmail.com WEBSITE: WWW.SAFT7ROBOTICS.COM BLOG: WWW.SAFT7.COM VISIT BLOGVISIT WEBSITE