This workshop brushes your skills in Analog Electronics and introduces you to the exciting world of Autonomous Robotics after going through a brief introduction to programming in Arduino.
Students get to learn about how DTMF modules work, and are also taught how to integrate them with an Arduino board to implement various algorithms to build an efficient DTMF controlled robot, which can receive DTMF commands from any mobile device and drive a robot seamlessly.
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 as well as programming would be a added advantage for the students. The workshop is intended for Engg. Grads, School Students, Designers and Hobbyists interested in mobile robotics. Suitable for BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D., school students, teachers, hobbyists and working professionals.
Part of our RoboGyaan robotics workshop series, this session pairs well with our deeper Arduino Based Robotics training if you want to build more complex remote-controlled systems afterward.
Enrol or enquire
Seats are limited each batch — reach out to reserve yours.
What you’ll cover.
- Introduction to Arduino Microcontrollers
- Getting Used to the Arduino IDE
- Basics of Electronics
- Basics of Programming with Arduino
- Blinking an LED
- Controlling Motors with Arduino
- Basics of Robot Dynamics
- Building the Robot Structure
- Using a DTMF Module
- Processing the 8 bit DTMF input to control the motors
- Calibration and Tuning the Motor output to the DTMF input
- Completing the Mobile Controlled Robot
You might also like.
Good questions.
Basic knowledge of electronics and programming 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 robotics kit with sensors and Arduino is required for hands-on practice. Details about the required components will be provided upon registration.