Week 5

" Niyazi Robot "

Tell us about your assignment's idea for this week. Why do you care about this idea? What inspired you? (Please include images or links to sources of inspiration)

I prefer isolation and living alone, so I created "the robot Niyazi" to be my companion in my isolation.

It is a robot made of cardboard and has a simple electrical circuit that makes it walk forward and backward only

sketch

Niyazi Robot sketch

Final

Niyazi Robot

link : How to Make a Robot out of Cardboard (Very Simple )

Tool Chain

Which software/machines/materials did you use in the assignment? Why?

Software

TinkerCad

Materials

Robot body

Cardboard

Plastic bottle caps

Straws

Electronics

Dual shaft Dc Gear Motor

breadboard

LED

resistor 220 Ohm

Jumper wires

Push button

ON/OFF SWITCH

9V adapter

Preparation Process

1

( Robot Body )

1

box 14 * 14

2

Motor support surface

3

Add motor and Straws to put wheels

4

Make a hole for the motor wire from the back.

5

Using wax and Plastic bottle cap the wheels were made.

6

6 wheels

7

The straw was used as an axle between the two wheels.

8

I drilled holes in the wheels to put the axle through.

9

Put the wheels in the box

10

I made the end of the straw act as a nut.

11

put all wheels

12

Cut the cardboard to make the head.

13

and glue them together like this.

14

I used 3 small circles with a diameter of 4 cm.

15

to make the neck.

16

i used 2 small black cardboard

17

to make eyes

18

I covered the wheels with black cardboard.

19

I glued the head to the body, and Adding a wheel belt to connect the movement of the three wheels together.

20

If you want to add an on/off button, you can use the following connection method

2

( Electronic circuit )

The process:

1st I used Tinkercad to simulate the circuit.

I made The H-bridge circuit to move the motor forward and backward.
I added two LED lights, one works when moving forward and the other works when moving backward.

2nd I made the circuit on a breadboard to test it.

3rd I used jumper wires to connect the circuit to the motor inside the robot.

Tinkercad simulate

Circuit Test in Tinkercad

The circuit on a breadboard

with " 5V Adaptor "

But if you use a 9 volt adapter, it will be better.

Circuit Test video

HELLO WORLD

Connecting the controller to the robot

Mr. Niyazi's first steps

Overcoming Challenges

What kinds of challenges or problems did you face while doing the assignment, tutorials, or exercises? How did you solve them? Did you ask for help from an instructor or peer? Please provide a link to the tutorial or article that you used to solve your problem (if any)

At first the wheels were not working well, but I fixed that by adding some white wax to the wheels to increase friction.

Final Project

How can you use the skills and knowledge that you've acquired this week in your final project?

Skills I learned:

I learned how to Arrange the wires and components inside the machine for my final project.
How to connect electricity between different components, and calculate the appropriate power and voltage for each component.

WOW!

What is the coolest thing that you've learned this week? What is something that you will never forget from this week?

The color coding is very important to make your project easy

Weekly Digest [OPTIONAL]

Tell us about any other cool things that you've made this week: in the Hands-on activity, tutorial examples, exercises, or any other cool mini-project that you tried out aside from the assignment.

MAGNUM WAR CAR

Here it is in the midst of battle

AND WE WIN THE WAR

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