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33 | Beginning with ArduinoBuilding an Automatic bin: using infra-redmotion sensor and micro servoOverviewThis project combines the use of a proximity infra-red motion sensor as an input to the Intel®Galileo Gen 2 board with a micro servo as an output, to operate a lid to a cardboard desktop bin– handy for all those little rubbish items you want covered and out of sight. Programming codeis minimal and can be easily modified to adjust the trigger distance and servo swing (on and offoperation). Some basic building and manipulation required.Materials»»1 x Intel® Galileo Gen 2 board»»1 x 12V Power supply»»1 x Micro USB lead»»1 x Breadboard»»6 x Jumper leads (M-M)»»1 x Infrared motion sensor with 3pin plug and lead(for this test we used Infrared Proximity Sensor - Sharp GP2Y0A21YK and 3pin JSTconnector lead)»»1 x Mini servo(for this test we used Arduino T010050 Micro servo)Other items required»»1 x steel paper clip»»Masking tape»»Re-used cardboard box (or off-cut)
A TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE INTEL® GALILEO | 34Hardware construction1. Create a small cardboard bin using parts of a larger cardboard box, and bending to suit.2. Masking tape can be used for holding parts together. Alternatively, practise joiningcardboard pieces using a wedge & groove method.3. Cut out cardboard pieces for base and lid of bin and attach with masking tape. Maskingtape can also be used as the hinge for the bin lid.
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