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Ever wondered how an Arduino works? In this session, we share with you what makes this device easy to prototype with and experience hands-on sessions with how we can interact with it to operate and control stepper motors, Ultrasound Sensors, and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs).
Abstract Organized by: SUTD Organisation of Autonomous Robotics (SOAR)
Session intent (what to expect)
Participants would be grouped into small teams of 3/4 members each and assigned an Arduino developmental kit.
Participants need not have any prior knowledge as the workshop is guided.
Takeaway skills: Arduino Programming, Arduino Circuit Boarding
Next, 3 activities are designed to be hands-on learning based to guide the participants on the ease in operating and controlling the provided equipment.
The breakdown of the activities are given below:
Activity 1: LEDs
Warm-up activity session to highlight the concepts required for circuit boarding and wiring of LEDs
Work through code/libraries to bring participants up to speed about the Arduino coding syntax and thought process of transferring idea to code
Activity 2: Ultrasound Sensors
Teams will learn about the feedback outputs by Ultrasound Sensors and
Learn to apply them in feedback loops to simulate interaction of a robotic vehicle setup with varying environmental conditions
Activity 3: Stepper Motors
Participants will be tasked to control 4 stepper motors to provide a means of simulated control of a ground based robotics vehicle
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SOAR Introduction to Arduino
Ever wondered how an Arduino works? In this session, we share with you what makes this device easy to prototype with and experience hands-on sessions with how we can interact with it to operate and control stepper motors, Ultrasound Sensors, and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs).
Abstract
Organized by: SUTD Organisation of Autonomous Robotics (SOAR)
Session intent (what to expect)
Participants would be grouped into small teams of 3/4 members each and assigned an Arduino developmental kit.
Participants need not have any prior knowledge as the workshop is guided.
Takeaway skills: Arduino Programming, Arduino Circuit Boarding
Next, 3 activities are designed to be hands-on learning based to guide the participants on the ease in operating and controlling the provided equipment.
The breakdown of the activities are given below:
Activity 1: LEDs
Activity 2: Ultrasound Sensors
Activity 3: Stepper Motors
Session details
Participants size expected: 30
Ideal Venue: TT16 (2.203)
Workshop Timings:
- 27th May 2019 (Monday) (1800 - 2200)
- 3rd June 2019 (Monday) (1800 - 2200)
Speakers/Workshop facilitators
Club committee members and members will be preparing the material for the workshop session.
Logistical details
weisong_ong@mymail.sutd.edu.sg
soar@club.sutd.edu.sg
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