Engineering Projects/Robot car/Howard Community College/Fall2012/P2-501-CDMN

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Electronic Sections Expected[edit | edit source]

Problem Statement[edit | edit source]

We must develop a tutorial that will enable the average Arduino user to set up an Arduino to take a sensory input, and then using a logic process execute commands to an electric motor.

Team Members[edit | edit source]

Mark Muhlbock
Christopher Wilson
Derek Staub

Summary[edit | edit source]

We are taking a mixture of program codes from other people and sources in an effort to breed our own code. The goal is to make this code modular enough to fit in several applications. From this creation a tutorial in Microsoft Word will be made and attached to this page.

Story[edit | edit source]

Decision List[edit | edit source]

Material List[edit | edit source]

1: Adruino Uno

2: Arduino Monster Moto Shield

3: solderless bread board

4: assorted wires

5: Sonic range sensor

6: LEDs for testing

7: Steering device from robot car project for testing

Software List[edit | edit source]

Next Steps[edit | edit source]

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