Daisy – an Arduino autonomous obstacle avoidance robot

Daisy – an Arduino autonomous obstacle avoidance robot

Daisy is an old “Discovery Kids” projection alarm clock turned into an autonomous obstacle avoiding bot. The brain is an Arduino Mini. Two small servos, modified for continuous rotation, are used for a differential drive and a combination of 3 infrared sensors (under the “skirt”) and 1 HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor (the “eyes”) detect obstacles. I used the built in piezo buzzer for the alarm clock to play some basic tunes and sounds when power is turned on.

 

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1 Comment on “Daisy – an Arduino autonomous obstacle avoidance robot

  1. Do you happen to have a “kit” or list of all the parts used to create this (or be willing to sell one)? A teacher of “special needs” kids saw this on line and really wants one to help calm some of the kids when needed. I have the Daisy clock, and I’ve done some basic Arduino robotic work, but I don’t think I have the ability to create one of these from scratch.

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