Bridging All Sensors Together — Pitbot

Collecting All Codes for the Final Act of Giving Behaviors to Robot — LEGO Episode # 29

Hi, let’s think of robotics as the act of giving behaviors to machines.

Exciting power and functionality are available out there in the wild to be used to give Pitbot a spirit!

And in this post, we’re gonna collect all the primal codes for our final project.

Welcome!

The first thing we need to do is see what pin are available in Arduino Uno board after VNHSP30 Driver installation:

Now, Let’s run all the codes individually in the Pitbot so that in the next post we’ll make a solo code:)

1º Code — HC-SR04 Ultrasound Sensor 4-Arduino — Ultrasound Sensor Sonar

Let’s use pins 12 and 13.

2º Code — Sharp IR Sensor — 0A41SK

Let’s use pin A5.

3° Code — 74HC4067 — DeMux For Arduino

Let’s use digital pins 0,1,2,3 to control this chip and gain 16 Inputs/Outputs for the other devices.

4° Code — 4-Channel Line Tracker Sensor

Let’s read this 4 sensors by using the new 16 inputs gained by the use of the previous board:)

5º Code — VNH2SP30 — Monster Moto Shield

Let’s use digital pins 4,5,6,7,8,9 and A0, A1, A2, A3.

How to put all this in just one INO file?

This will be an issue for the next episode!

Bye!

Download All Files For This Project

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