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What is this workshop about?
In this course, you will build a Robotic Arm with 3 degrees of freedom which can be controlled by a smart phone using an Android App. The Robotic Arm that you build will be able to do the action of Pick and Place.
By building this project, you will practically learn about Arduino programming, working of the servo motors - which acts as actuators and bluetooth communication.
Course Highlights- Design and Build a Robotic Arm
- Learn about Servo Motors and Pulse Width Modulation
- Concepts of forward and inverse kinematics
- Hands-on experience on Arduino and its programming
- Lecture Session - 4 hrs
- Design Session - 1 hr
- Fabrication Session - 3 hrs
- Programming Session - 4 hrs
- Testing & Competition Session - 3.5 hrs
- Certificate Distribution - 0.5 hr
- Robotic Arm: Concepts and Applications
- HC-05 bluetooth module - concept and their working
- Servo Motors: Working and Control
- Arduino Architecture & its programming
- Fabrication of Robotic Arm
- Arduino Uno
- HC-05 Bluetooth Module
- Servo Motors - 4 Nos
- USB to UART Cable
- Barrel Connector
- Battery Connector
- Gripper Base & Connector
- Metal U Clamps
- Metal L Clamps
- Breadboard & Wire
- 1 pin Connectors
- Screwdrivers*
- Wooden Plank
- 2.4V USB Adapter
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At Skyfi Labs, we aim to improve the skills of an engineer and thereby increasing their chance of employability by providing project-based training in their respective field of expertise. For this, we have developed numerous online projects and training programs which emphasize more on the learning part rather than just the project.
Through our Innovative learning methodology of Learn-Do-Review and hardware kits being shipped to doorstep, learning and building projects through our online project-based courses would never be hard.
Through our Innovative learning methodology of Learn-Do-Review and hardware kits being shipped to doorstep, learning and building projects through our online project-based courses would never be hard.
