Build your own Automated Dustbin using Raspberry Pi 2024

Installation, Setup & Configuration, Hardware Design, Distance Testing, Servo Programming, Debugging, IoT & more

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What you will learn

We will get to know about the working principle of the HCSR04 distance measurement sensor.

You will come to know about the circuit diagram which will help to establish communication between the Raspberry Pi and the distance sensor.

Going Ahead, we will test the distance measurement module, the program will be able to show the correct distance between the object and the sensor.

Further we will learn about the working principle and the inside mechanism of the servo motor.

We will also get to know about the concept of pulse width modulation (PWM) and how it is implemented through programming.

We will learn how the servo motor is connected with the Raspberry Pi and what are the power requirements to operate the same.

Going ahead you will learn what duty cycle to be implemented to move the servo to zero degrees and 180 degrees.

As we found out these two angles, we will use the mathematical formula to derive the duty cycle to reach any angle as per user choice.

We will then understand how IoT is the game changer and how we can design our own dashboard to check the status of the dustbin in real-time.

We will also practically test the IoT dashboard by sending the random numbers from the Pi and the same will be reflected using the graph widgets online.

Finally, you will execute the main program which will be responsible to make the automated dustbin work with the real-time data update on the online dashboard.

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Hello Everyone, I would like to introduce you to a brand new online course where you can learn to build an automated smart dustbin from scratch. I have always been a firm believer in learning by doing and in this course, you will learn what you need to know by hands-on experience. You don’t need any special knowledge except basic computer skills to get started with the course. Every one of you comes from a different background and hence; the course is crafted from basic to advanced level with minute details in every lecture.

The course is divided into 6 sections. In the first section, you will learn about the project concept and the working principle of the HCSR04 distance measurement sensor.

In the second section, we will understand in detail about the circuit diagram which will help us to establish the connection between the Raspberry Pi and the distance measurement module, once we are done with this we will go ahead and explore the program which will help us to test whether the module we have purchased online or from the local market actually works or not.

In the third section, we will get to know about the working principle and the inside mechanism of the servo motor. We will learn what is pulse width modulation and how this technique is implemented in programming. Going ahead we will also understand how the servo motor is connected with the Raspberry Pi and what are the power requirements to operate the same.

The fourth section begins with the coding phase where we will first learn how we can achieve zero degrees and 180 degrees by supplying the required duty cycles. Once this result is achieved, we will then implement the mathematical formula through which we can derive the required duty cycle to achieve any user choice angle.

In the fifth section, you will come to know how IoT is the game-changer. We will learn how we can design our own dashboard and analyze the data in real-time from anywhere. We will then practically test this by implementing a basic program and checking how data is being sent to the backend server and displayed in real-time on the dashboard.

The sixth section exposes you to the final phase where you will understand the main program of the automated dustbin. The program includes all the activities that have to be carried out for the dustbin to work. Apart from this it also includes the IoT section which is responsible for carrying out the data to the backend server.

Please note that the project covered in the course will work on any version of the Raspberry Pi.

All the lectures contain English subtitles for clear and better understanding. If you face any technical issues, please post your query in the question and answer section and I will get back to you within 1 business day.

At the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation on servo motor, distance sensor, IoT dashboard implementation, etc. So apart from building this project, you will also find it easy to build any other project of your choice.

Content

Introduction & Project Concept

Introduction
Working Principle of Distance Measurement Sensor

Circuit Diagram and hardware module testing

Hardware Requirements
Understanding Circuit Diagram - Distance measurement
Circuit Diagram - Distance Measurement - Breadboard based
Circuit Diagram - Distance Measurement - Direct Connection
Understanding the code - Distance Measurement - Part 1
Understanding the code - Distance measurement - Part 2
Complete Source code - Distance Measurement
Real time Demonstration - Distance Measurement

Understanding servo mechanism and connectivity

Understanding the servo motor
Working Mechanism of the Servo Motor
Understanding Circuit Diagram - Servo Motor connection
Circuit Diagram - Servo Motor Connection with Raspberry Pi

Coding Servo for desired angle

Adding handle to servo motor control horn
Finding proper position Part 1
Finding proper position Part 2
Source code - Finding proper position
Real Time Demonstration - Finding proper position
Moving servo to desired angle
Source code - Moving servo to desired angle
Real time Demonstration - Moving servo to desired angle

IoT Dashboard implementation

Understanding IoT & the platform used
IoT Dashboard Account creation and testing Part 1
IoT Dashboard Account creation and testing Part 2
Source Code - IoT Dashboard Testing
Real time Demonstration - IoT Dashboard Test

Automated dustbin

IoT Dashboard account creation for the automated dustbin
Understanding the Automated Dustbin Program Part 1
Understanding the Automated Dustbin Program Part 2
Automate the program to start on boot
Complete Source code - Automated Dustbin
Real time Demonstration - Working of the Automated Dustbin
Conclusion

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Daniel
May 13, 2020
I really enjoyed each topic because it is clearly stated and can understand properly with the practical examples shown.

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