Fascinated in autonomous autos and LiDAR? This online video is the 2nd in a series by Elektor and SparkFun engineers on the matters. After studying the concepts of #LiDAR (Mild Detection And Ranging), we build an autonomous car that finds its way close to a home with no bumping into objects.
The car or truck is a uncomplicated design with two motorized wheels in the heart and two stand-offs on both conclude for remaining balanced. This arrangement would make the car pretty agile.
The motors are controlled by an #ESP32 Pico Package, which in switch is controlled over #Bluetooth by a smartphone. The lidar knowledge is processed by the ESP32 and applied to steer the car in the route of the best distance, i.e. the object that is furthest absent.
Assets:
– Just one-dimensional (1D) lidar-primarily based parking light by Rob Reynolds from @SparkFun Electronics: https://youtu.be/KRfidalgJx8
– ESP32 Arduino resource code for this venture: https://github.com/ClemensAtElektor/Lidar-managed-autonomous-motor vehicle/
– Elektor Magazine – SparkFun version: https://www.elektormagazine.com/magazine/elektor-171
– Elektor Keep: https://www.elektor.com/elektor-journal-en-march-april-2021
– SparkFun web page: https://www.sparkfun.com/
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Contents:
:00 Intro
:29 Lidar essentials
1:34 SparkFun
2:15 2D lidar backgrounder
2:50 Ydlidar X4
3:37 ESP32 Pico Kit
3:52 Lidar knowledge decoding
4:51 Creating the autonomous automobile
5:35 Bluetooth command
6:00 The manage algorithm
7:14 Experimental effects
8:01 Summarizing
8:39 Thank you for looking at.
