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Wireless gesture controlled tank toy zebros ieee projects

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TANK TOY ABSTRACT The objective of this system is to build a tank car that can be controlled by gesture wirelessly. User is able to control motions of the tank by wearing the controller glove and performing predefined gestures. This tank can detect block objects and stop automatically; in addition, feedback messages are sent to the controller and warn the user by a vibration motor. This project provides a basic platform for many potential applications such as wireless controlled car racing games, gesture human-machine interfacing, and etc. For this system microcontroller and gyro scope are employed for the controller; microcontroller H-bridge, and ultra-sonic sensor are employed for the controlled tank. A pair of wireless UART module, ZigBee, is used to communicate between the controller and tank. However, the hardware is also ready for ZigBee wireless protocol.

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ZEBROS PROJECTS

Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

WAY TO YOUR GOAL

EMBEDDED SYSTEM PROJECTS

FINAL YEAR PROJECTS

IEEE PROJECTS 2013-2014

CONTACT: 9940098300, 9500075001

E-Mail:[email protected]

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ZEBROS PROJECTS

Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

WIRELESS GESTURE CONTROLLED

TANK TOY

ABSTRACT

The objective of this system is to build a tank car that can be controlled by

gesture wirelessly. User is able to control motions of the tank by wearing the controller

glove and performing predefined gestures. This tank can detect block objects and stop

automatically; in addition, feedback messages are sent to the controller and warn the

user by a vibration motor. This project provides a basic platform for many potential

applications such as wireless controlled car racing games, gesture human-machine

interfacing, and etc. For this system microcontroller and gyro scope are employed for

the controller; microcontroller H-bridge, and ultra-sonic sensor are employed for the

controlled tank. A pair of wireless UART module, ZigBee, is used to communicate

between the controller and tank. However, the hardware is also ready for ZigBee

wireless protocol.

EXISTING SYSTEM

In the existing system is use to remote via control the car. We chose to examine

two sets of tasks to help enhance a remote operator’s performance: one involving

precision in setting the forward velocity in the presence of variable loads/disturbances

and the other improves safety by assisting the operator to avoid obstacles by carefully

mediating the operator’s joystick inputs. In particular, we implement and evaluate the

paradigm of mediated control for remotely driving a mobile robot system (a 1/10 scale

remote control truck equipped with Basic Stamp 2 microprocessors) that will serve as

our scaled inexpensive test bed.

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ZEBROS PROJECTS

Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

we discuss the issues pertaining to implementation of two controllers. One for

obstacle detection and the other for Wheel RPM PID control. Validation and calibration

is a very critical step in the whole process. While an ad-hoc solution approach would

also suffice for general demonstration purposes, we are interested in using the Smart

Car as a scaled test bed. We first calibrate the independent subsystems, which include

the transmitter/receiver, sensors, and then consider the calibration of the controller’s

interaction with the entire system. A test setup with an external reference tachometer

was created to validate open and closed loop response of the various controllers.

DESCRIPTION

Most of controllers of existing remote toys require users to interface with

joysticks and push buttons. Comparing to these conventional controllers, we built a

wireless gesture controller which enables toys to mock hand motions in all three

dimensions.

The whole is divided into four main parts: Remote tank and Gesture controller as

described below. A pair of wireless-serial module communicates between these two

parts the microcontroller, MCU collects angular acceleration data from the metallic ball

and translates these motion data into corresponded commands which control the

motors on the remote tank before sending these commands to the wireless Zigbee

protocol. The remote tank reads the commands sent by the gesture controller via

wireless Zigbee protocol and performed the required motor controls. On the other

hand, feedback from the IR-sensor and encoder are sent from the remote tank back to

the gesture controller wirelessly as the way the gesture controller sends commands

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Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

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CONTACT: ZEBROS PROJECTS

PHONE: 9940098300, 9500075001

ADVANTAGES

Easy to use.

Low cost.

Efficient result.

APPLICATIONS

Wireless controlled car racing games.

Gesture human-machine interfacing.

Remote car application.

Intelligent security purpose.

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Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

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Office Address: No 4 / Flat No 3D, Sai Kiran Apts, First Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai-20 web: www.zebros.in e mail : [email protected] mob: 99400 98300,9500075001

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0th Review 1st Review

Abstract Existing System Disadvantages Proposed System Advantages Objective System Requirements System Architecture

Literature Survey Module List Module Description Data Flow Diagram Level DFD Module Wise DFD Problem Definition Review Document Explanation

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Conclusion References Future Enhancement 65% code (Executable Format) Required Software Review Document Explanation

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