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CSC615 Group Term Project

Final Project For CSC 615 Embedded Systems & Physical Computing in Linux

La voiture qui va vite - Adam, Clément, Célian, Ethan

Our term project is to build a functional car that follows a black line/tape as fast as possible while also navigating obstacles. The car is powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B and we are given materials to help build the car along with the option to 3D print if needed. The bulk of the project builds upon the assignments we’ve done in class with following a line sensor, powering a motor, using a LIDAR sensor, and detecting objects. Now we are putting all that together to create a functional car.

Final Build

Picture of Car

Circuit Diagram

Circuit Diagram

Parts & Sensors used:

  • x1 Raspberry Pi 4B
  • x5 TCRT5000 IR Line Sensor
  • x1 Waveshare RGB Sensor
  • x1 RP-LIDAR A1-M8
  • x4 Wheels
  • x4 Motor
  • x1 Button
  • x2 Waveshare Motor HAT
  • x1 Hosyond 3.5 Inch Display (480x320, xpt2046 touch controller)
  • x1 3D printed housing of IR sensors
  • x2 Back Plates
  • x1 Breadboard & Wires

External Libraries & Software used:

  • pigpio (GPIO interface for Pi)
  • ncurse (TUI terminal interface for display)

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Follow-the-line car using optical line & LIDAR sensors, motors, wheels, etc. Powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B. Embedded Systems Final Project

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