Tuesday, June 4, 2024

032 Using a Hall Effect Sensor and a Magnet as Stop Sign to Control Your Robot

 How to use an inexpensive hall effect sensor and magnets to add another means of control to your robotic car.  Magnets, embedded in the floor were one the first means of guiding robotic vehicles in industrial applications.  In this video we explore using a hall effect sensor and a magnet as a stop sign.


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