This is my first blog on blogger. This blog manages about Arduino robot and my project about it. The Arduino robot has many inputs. Two potentiometers, five buttons, a digital compass, five floor sensors, and an SD card reader. Outputs are speaker, two motors, and a color screen. There are two different boards on the Arduino Robot: the Control Board and the Motor Board. Control board is on top and motor board on bottom. When you set up the robot you must insert the SD card into the slot on the backside of the LCD screen, and then insert the screen into the socket on the control board of the robot. The screen should be connected so that the SD Card is close to the buttons and speaker. The SD card is used for storing information for the robot to read. You can load your own images and sounds to the SD Cards. The Control Board gets the operating voltage from the USB cable that is connected to computer. As an operating voltage of the Motor Board you can use either USB cable or four AA batteries, which have their own place in motor board. It is recommended to use rechargeable batteries. With the USB cable connected you can update either example codes or your own codes to control board if  you have the Arduino program installed in your computer.

The Arduino robot