₹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 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 18 × 8 cm |
🧠 Intelligent robot that moves automatically and avoids obstacles in real-time
📏 Uses an ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04) to detect nearby objects using sound waves
💻 Controlled by an Arduino Uno microcontroller which acts as the brain of the car
🔄 A servo motor rotates the sensor left and right to scan for clear paths
📊 Based on sensor readings, the car decides to move forward, turn, or stop
⚙️ L298N motor driver controls the left and right DC motors for smooth movement
🔋 Powered by a rechargeable battery pack (6V–12V)
🧰 Built on a robotic chassis with two wheels and one balancing caster
🧑💻 Programmed using the Arduino IDE in C/C++
❌ No remote control needed – it’s a completely autonomous system
🤖 Demonstrates basic principles of robotics, automation, and embedded systems
🚀 Can be upgraded with Bluetooth, WiFi, AI camera, or GPS
🔐 Real-life applications: self-driving cars, delivery robots, warehouse automation
📚 Great for science fairs, engineering exhibitions, school/college projects
🔄 Encourages understanding of sensor logic, decision-making, and motion control
💡 Teaches practical concepts in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
🔧 Develops skills in problem-solving, coding, electronics, and innovation
🏆 A fun, educational, and impressive project for beginners and enthusiasts alike
Specifications:
Color: Wood Color
Main material: Wooden
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Flying Area: Indoor/Outdoor
Remote Control Battery:
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Charging Time:
Flight Distance: Below 120m
Frequency: 2.4Ghz
🦽 DIY wheelchair project controlled by an IR remote for enhanced mobility.
🧠 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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