This workshop brushes your skills in Analog Electronics and introduces you to the exciting world of Robotics after going through a brief introduction to the various related components deployed while making a line follower. Students get to learn about how the various sensors work, and are also taught how to make them and integrate them with various other components in order to implement the basic line following algorithms to build an efficient line follower robot, capable enough of participating in the various robotic events going around.
Eligibility: This workshop is open to anyone and everyone, passionate about Robotics, as we would be focusing on building concepts, from the scratch itself. However, having a basic knowledge of the electronics components would be a added advantage for the students. The workshop is intended for Engg. Grads, Designers and Hobbyists interested in analog robotics. Suitable for BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D., school students, teachers, hobbyists and working professionals.
This is one of five sessions in our RoboGyaan robotics workshop series. To go deeper into the underlying electronics after this session, our Analog Electronics training covers the concepts in far more depth over several classes.
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What you’ll cover.
- Introduction to Analog Electronics
- Discussing various electronics concepts
- Designing and Developing an analog sensor
- Tuning the sensor for better performance
- Developing a digital sensor
- Introduction to Robot Dynamics
- Basics of building the Robot Hardware
- Introduction to Motor Driver
- Synchronizing Motor Driver with the digital sensors
- Discussing the Line Following algorithm
- Building a line follower
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Good questions.
Basic knowledge of electronics is helpful but not required. The workshop covers fundamentals for beginners.
Yes, the workshop is designed for beginners with an interest in robotics. We start from the basics and gradually progress to advanced concepts.
Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the workshop.
You will have access to workshop materials, live sessions, one-on-one mentoring, and a community forum for support.
Yes, a basic electronics kit is required for hands-on practice. Details about the required components will be provided upon registration.