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Wireless Voice Controlled Robot Using Arduino UNO and Motor IC.[CODES INCLUDED]

  • Writer: Jaiyesh Paraste
    Jaiyesh Paraste
  • Mar 7, 2019
  • 2 min read

Updated: Mar 13, 2019

In this post, I will show you how to make a Voice Controlled Robot using Arduino UNO and Motor IC.


Fig. Voice Controlled Robot Snapshot

Introduction


Voice controlled wireless Robot is a robot whose movement can be controlled by giving different instruction from a user using windows speech recognition software. The robot can move forward, backward, right, left, clockwise, anticlockwise depending upon the instruction you are pressing. The property of Robot to operate through a PC in wireless mode helps you to operate the robot from some distance. The benefit is that we can operate the robot by using any Windows PC from very short range to the range as large as possible depending upon the module used.


Hardware Requirements


The following list of Components are required for this Project:

  1. Robot Chassis - 1 no. http://bit.ly/2CaYHZ5

  2. 12V DC Motor (60 RPM) – 2 nos. http://bit.ly/2F6ix8D

  3. Breadboard – 1 no. http://bit.ly/2F5bDBq

  4. IC L293D – 1 no. http://bit.ly/2F6XGTB

  5. IC Atmel 328 – 1 no. https://amzn.to/2O1bF03 (Comes with Arduino Board)

  6. IC 7805 – 1 no. http://bit.ly/2HeLFxV

  7. 9V Battery – 2 no. http://bit.ly/2Hf0LDl

  8. Plastic Wheels – 2 nos. http://bit.ly/2HsNc2A

  9. Castor Wheel – 1 no. http://bit.ly/2HsNc2A

  10. Arduino Board UNO – 1 nos. https://amzn.to/2O1bF03

  11. 0.1 µf Capacitors – 2 nos. http://bit.ly/2ChREh5

  12. 16 MHz Oscillator – 1 no http://bit.ly/2F5CBc7

  13. Breadboard Wires – 2 meters http://bit.ly/2Uzm6dF

  14. Battery Snap – 2 no. http://bit.ly/2T3CNfK

  15. Battery connector pin – 4 no. http://bit.ly/2TDJ0o8

  16. Bluetooth module (HC-05) – 1 no. http://bit.ly/2Hu6eFV

  17. Bluetooth device (Optional if in-built) – 1 no. https://amzn.to/2EY5yFG

  18. Microphone – 1 no. https://amzn.to/2TMwOjW (You can use a Earphone with mic)

  19. Laptop - 1 no. https://amzn.to/2TvfMaN (My Laptop Model)


Software Requirements

  1. Arduino 1.0.

  2. Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express

  3. Windows Speech Recognition.

  4. Windows Speech Macros.


Methodology

I .Designing Power Supply Section

Fig. Constant 5V from 9V Battery using 7805 IC


II. Burning the Micro controller (IC Atmel 328) through Arduino UNO and Using it


The heart of this project is Micro controller Atmel 328 which is programmed through a Arduino UNO board. This programming is done usually to make micro controller capable of serial communication with the PC such that voice commands can be passed to the IC so that further processing can be done.


The code for Arduino Software is as follows:

http://bit.ly/2Uy3ZF8 (Arduino Code File)

http://bit.ly/2TKfWuf (Text File)


Fig. Connect the Board with PC while Burning


After Burning the IC you can Disconnect the Board from the PC and start using the Board in following way:



Fig. Using the Board after Burning

If you are not using the Board after Burning the IC then following Connection should be used:



Fig. ATMega 328 IC Connection

III. Designing Of Motor Driving Section



Fig. Motor IC (L293D) Connection

Motor Operation based on it's Input is shown below:


Fig. Motor Truth Table

IV. Bluetooth Connection


Fig. Connection with the Bluetooth Module

V. Programming C# and Interfacing with Windows Speech Recognition Software


The following steps will show you how to make a C# code and use it:


C# Codes Link:


http://bit.ly/2F77QDH (Console Applications)

http://bit.ly/2CgHs8R (Code File)


Note:- Don't forget to change the "COM" Port number in Each Console Application else all the codes will show an Error.





Interfacing C# code with Windows Speech Recognition:



Final Circuit


The final Demo of the Circuit we used is shown below:


Fig. Motion of Robot



How to "Video"





Download Full Project Folder:

http://bit.ly/2NX2a27


Group Member:


Jaiyesh Paraste

Himanshu Gupta


This Project was our Major Project in 2015 (4th Year).

 
 
 

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