Ultrasonic Rangefinder with Arduino | Little Bird Guides
After completing this guide, you will gain a basic understanding on how to use an ultrasonic distance sensor and incorporate it into your next Arduino projects.
Ultrasonic Distance Sensor with micro:bit - Little Bird
In this guide, learn how to connect the ultrasonic distance sensor to the micro:bit, and program it to detect the distance from an object. In the second part, learn to create an obstacle avoiding …
Simple Security System with Bird Bot | Little Bird Guides
In this guide, we'll prototype a simple security system with the Bird Bot by combining the ultrasonic distance sensor, a buzzer module, and the micro:bit. The Bird Bot will first stand idle …
Assemble the Bird Bot | Little Bird Guides
Step 3 Connect ultrasonic distance sensor Then, attach the HC-SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor to the four female headers next to the marking where it states ULTRASONIC on the Bird Bot.
Indicator Lights with Bird Bot | Little Bird Guides
The motors on the Bird Bot enables it to move, and the ultrasonic distance sensor enables it to be on the look out for obstacles. It can also be controlled by Bluetooth with another micro:bit.
Obstacle Avoidance Robot with Raspberry Pi 4 | Little Bird Guides
In this guide, we'll show you how to incorporate a HC-SR04 Ultrasonic distance sensor to the Raspberry Pi robot. It will be programmed with Python using GPIO Zero.
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Getting Started with the Owl Robot | Little Bird Guides
Copy and paste the following code into the Arduino IDE to get started with moving the motors, together with the aid of the ultrasonic distance sensor.
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Arduino Advent Calendar Day 21 - Ultrasonic Range Finder
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