This project implements a Line Following Robot (LFR) using an 8051 microcontroller, IR sensors, and a motor driver (L293D). The robot follows a black line on a white surface by continuously sensing ...

The core of this project involves designing and implementing an autonomous line-following Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV). This AGV is engineered to navigate along a predefined path (a black line on a ...

This guide teaches you how to make a zippy little line-following robot. No microcontroller nor any programming is needed, only basic electronics!

The line successor robot is a mobile device that moves along the designated black or white path on the surface. It is intended to follow the predetermined path on its own. The proposed setup explains ...

Our LFR is fairly a good line follower robot, consists of low-priced electro-mechanical parts, electronic components, and a microcontroller chip-based processor circuitry. Bare essentials are listed ...

There are quite a few flavors of line following robot. No matter how they’re made, most are built for speed and accuracy. The Cambot by [Jorge Fernandez] however makes use of a traditional video ...

For an even more complex take on a microcontroller-free line follower, be sure to check out this slick-looking robot that features a hardware implementation of PID.