₹1,150.00 ₹1,800.00
This auto botix third eye stick provides assistance to blind and visually impaired people. It features a range of sensors that detect obstacles in the path and alerts the user through vibrations or sounds from the handle. This makes navigation safer for the blind. The stick comes ready to use straight out of the box. It warns of low-hanging obstacles, drop-offs, stairs, and more through a simple interface. The lightweight, non-bulky design makes it comfortable to use for long periods. Its rechargeable battery allows for all-day use on a single charge. The auto botix third eye stick is a helpful mobility aid that makes blind navigation easier and more confident.
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 18 × 8 cm |
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🔥 Real-World Safety Simulation: Teaches how fire alarms work using a high-sensitivity smoke sensor for hands-on learning.
🎓 Perfect for Students: Ideal for school science projects, STEM competitions, and home learning—suitable for kids ages 8+ with supervision.
🧠 STEM Education Focused: Encourages learning in electronics, automation, safety systems, and sensor technology.
🛠️ Easy to Assemble: Includes all required components and a step-by-step instruction guide—no prior experience needed.
💡 Visual & Audio Alerts: Features a loud buzzer and glowing LED to simulate real-time fire warning systems.
🏆 Great for Exhibitions: Mounted design and neat layout make it perfect for display in science fairs or academic showcases.
♻️ Reusable Components: Use parts like sensors, LEDs, and buzzers in other electronic or Arduino-based DIY projects.
👨🔬 Encourages Curiosity: Inspires creativity, critical thinking, and innovation through interactive learning.
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🧠 Arduino-based system that decodes signals from any standard IR remote.
🔌 BO DC motors and an L298N motor driver used for controlling wheel movement.
🎮 Directional control (forward, backward, left, right) using remote buttons.
📡 IR sensor receives remote signals and sends them to the Arduino for processing.
⚙️ Arduino processes signals and commands motors to move the wheelchair.
💰 Low-cost and accessible solution for people with physical disabilities.
📚 Learn and apply concepts like IR communication, motor control, and coding.
🎓 Perfect for science fairs, engineering exhibitions, and academic projects.
🚀 Upgradeable design – add obstacle detection, Bluetooth, or voice control.
💡 Encourages creativity and innovation in assistive technology.
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