Welcome, all the Robotics Enthusiasts!
In our second blog of the robotics for kids series, we will talk about the most interesting robotics-based project of the Smart Hand Wash System for free.
So, buckle up & gain basic knowledge about our real-life project!
What Is The Main Purpose Of A Smart Hand Wash System?
The main purpose of using a Smart Hand Wash System is that it avoids wastage of water. By using the robotics-based project of a smart hand wash system, the students can save a large amount of water. The water generally gets wasted due to human negligence. Human negligence includes when someone forgets to turn off the water tap, and the water gets wasted. The smart hand wash system uses an IR sensor that detects the motion of the object. So, when a person puts his hand under the water tap, the IR sensor detects its motion, and the tap starts the water flow downwards.
When the person removes his hand from under the tap, the water flow stops. This way, only the required amount of water is made available to the person, and the rest of the water gets saved for later use.
Just like this robotics project for kids, there are many cool real-life projects available on the Let’s Tinker App – a free STEM Learning app. To enjoy the exciting world of robotics with our free STEM learning app, just download the Let’s Tinker App right now!
What Is The Process Of Creating This Robotics For Kids Project?
Now let’s talk about the process of building the robotics-based project of the Smart Hand Wash System!
First of all, you will need some important equipment that will help you in constructing this project. These requirements are listed down below:
- Battery and Connector
- Arduino UNO
- Motor Driver IC
- Water Pump Module
- USB Cable
- Jumper Wires
- IR sensor
Once you have gathered all these required equipment, then to know more about the procedure & construction process, click on the button given down below:
Conclusion
In this blog, we have learned about the process of building a smart hand wash system with the help of Arduino Uno and learned about its real-life applications. Stay tuned for our next upcoming blog based on yet another cool robotics for kids project. Meanwhile, you can visit the Let’s Tinker App’s activity section and watch some exciting STEM learning videos.
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