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The document outlines a comprehensive 30-hour robotics training program divided into ten modules covering topics from the basics of robotics to advanced projects like obstacle avoidance and Bluetooth control. Each module includes hands-on activities, programming with Arduino, and the integration of sensors and actuators. The training culminates in a capstone project where participants design and present their own robotic solutions.
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Robotics Training Content

The document outlines a comprehensive 30-hour robotics training program divided into ten modules covering topics from the basics of robotics to advanced projects like obstacle avoidance and Bluetooth control. Each module includes hands-on activities, programming with Arduino, and the integration of sensors and actuators. The training culminates in a capstone project where participants design and present their own robotic solutions.
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Robotics Training Content(30 Hours)

Module 1: Introduction to Robotics (3 hrs)


• Understand the basics and scope of robotics.
• Learn different types of robots and applications.
• What is Robotics?
• History and evolution of robotics.
• Applications in industries, defense, healthcare, and consumer products.
• Types of robots (industrial, humanoid, mobile, service).
• Introduction to basic robotic components (sensors, actuators, controllers).
• Show real-world examples/videos.
• Group discussion: “Where do we see robots today?”

Module 2: Basic Electronics for Robotics (3 hrs)


• Understand the basics of electricity and circuits.
• Identify and use common electronic components.
• Voltage, current, resistance, and Ohm's Law.
• Components: Resistors, capacitors, LEDs, switches, transistors.
• Breadboard and circuit design basics.
• Power supply types and battery basics.
• Build a simple LED circuit on a breadboard.
• Use a multimeter to measure voltage and resistance.

Module 3: Microcontrollers and Arduino (3 hrs)


• Introduction to Arduino microcontroller.
• Learn basic programming for robotics.
• What is a microcontroller?
• Overview of Arduino board (Uno/Nano).
• Setting up Arduino IDE.
• Writing your first Arduino sketch (Blink LED).
• Digital and analog I/O pins.
• Blink an LED.
• Control multiple LEDs using code.

Module 4: Programming Logic and Sensors (3 hrs)


• Use basic programming logic.
• Interface sensors with Arduino.
• Conditional statements, loops.
• Reading input from sensors.
• Introduction to IR sensors, ultrasonic sensors, LDR, temperature sensors.
• Debouncing buttons.
• Line follower logic using IR sensor.
• Ultrasonic distance meter project.

Module 5: Actuators & Motion Control (3 hrs)


• Understand motors and controlling them with Arduino.
• DC motors, Servo motors, Stepper motors.
• H-Bridge motor driver (L298N).
• PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) basics.
• Motor control using Arduino.
• Control motor speed using a potentiometer.
• Sweep a servo motor.
• Drive a small car chassis using Arduino.

Module 6: Building a Basic Robot (3 hrs)


• Assemble and test a basic mobile robot.
• Chassis assembly.
• Connecting motors, wheels, and Arduino.
• Wiring and layout.
• Power management (battery connection).

Module 7: Line Follower Robot (3 hrs)


• Design and program a robot to follow a line.
• Line sensing with IR sensors.
• Logic for following black/white lines.
• PID basics (optional, simplified).

Module 8: Obstacle Avoidance Robot (3 hrs)


• Build and program an autonomous obstacle-avoiding robot.
• Using ultrasonic sensor for distance measurement.
• Decision-making logic (if-else).
• Mapping input to motor direction.

Module 9: Bluetooth Control & IoT Introduction (3 hrs)


• Enable wireless control.
• Introduction to IoT in robotics.
• HC-05 Bluetooth module.
• Mobile app interface (e.g., MIT App Inventor, Blynk).
• Introduction to wireless communication.

Module 10: Capstone Project & Presentation (3 hrs)


• Choose a project: Line follower with speed control, Bluetooth + Obstacle Avoider,
etc.
• Design, build, code, and test.
• Prepare presentation and demo.

Projects:
LED Blinking with Button Control
Ultrasonic Distance Meter
Motor Speed Control Using Potentiometer
Basic Two-Wheel Drive Robot
Line Follower Robot
Obstacle Avoidance Robot
Bluetooth Controlled Robot
Smart Multi-Mode Robot (Capstone Project)

Additional Materials Required


• Arduino Uno/Nano boards
• IR sensors, Ultrasonic sensors
• DC motors, Servo motors
• L298N Motor driver
• HC-05 Bluetooth module
• Jumper wires, Breadboards
• Robot car chassis
• Batteries and holders
• Laptop with Arduino IDE

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