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Project Guidelines (Robotics & AI)

The document outlines project guidelines for Robotics and AI, detailing steps from project selection to submission. It emphasizes the importance of planning, design, implementation, testing, and documentation while providing evaluation criteria and safety guidelines. Additionally, it includes a list of project topics across various sections of the curriculum, offering ideas for practical applications in robotics and AI.

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Project Guidelines (Robotics & AI)

The document outlines project guidelines for Robotics and AI, detailing steps from project selection to submission. It emphasizes the importance of planning, design, implementation, testing, and documentation while providing evaluation criteria and safety guidelines. Additionally, it includes a list of project topics across various sections of the curriculum, offering ideas for practical applications in robotics and AI.

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Project Guidelines (Robotics & AI)

1. Introduction
 Provide a brief overview of your project.
 Mention the objective of the project and its relevance.

2. Project Selection
 Choose a real-world problem that can be addressed using robotics (e.g., cleaning,
safety, automation).
 Ensure the project is achievable within the available time and resources.
 Design a basic model or flowchart of how your robot would function.

3. Planning and Research


 Identify the key components required (e.g., microcontrollers, sensors, actuators).
 Create a timeline with specific milestones.
 Study similar projects for reference and inspiration.

4. Design and Development


 Conceptual Design: Create sketches or diagrams of your robot.
 Component List: Prepare a detailed list of hardware and software requirements.
 System Architecture: Describe the structure and how various components interact.

5. Implementation
 Assemble the hardware components.
 Write and test the software or code for your robot.
 Integrate and troubleshoot the system.

6. Testing and Debugging


 Perform functional testing to ensure the robot meets its intended purpose.
 Document any issues and the steps taken to resolve them.

7. Documentation
 Maintain a project logbook to record all activities.
 Include details of challenges faced and how they were overcome.

8. Evaluation Criteria
 Innovation and Creativity: Uniqueness of the project idea.
 Design and Execution: Quality of design and implementation.
 Functionality: How well the robot performs its intended tasks.
 Documentation: Clarity and detail in the project report.

9. Safety Guidelines
 Handle electronic components carefully.
 Avoid short circuits and use proper insulation.
 Work in a safe environment with adult supervision if needed.

10. Submission Details


 Submit a hard copy of the project report.
 Include all supporting materials like diagrams, code snippets.

Here are project topics across different sections of your curriculum

Section 1: Introduction to Robotics


1. Robot Fact Cards
Create interactive digital flashcards in Python to showcase different types of robots,
their characteristics, and applications.
2. Timeline of Robotics Evolution (1900 to Present)
Use Python and a plotting library (like matplotlib or tkinter GUI) to create an
interactive historical timeline of robots.
3. Simulation of Laws of Robotics
Create a Python-based game or simulation where decisions are taken following
Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics.
4. Robot Classification Visualizer
Design a GUI in Python where users select robot features (terrain, control type) and
the program shows classification.

Section 2: Robot as a System


5. Virtual Block Diagram of a Robot
Create a Python application using tkinter to drag and drop mechanical, electronic, and
computational blocks to build a robot system.
6. Build a Basic Line Follower Simulation
Use pygame or turtle in Python to simulate a robot following a black line on a white
path using sensor logic.
7. Mobile Robot Identifier Game
A Python quiz or guessing game where users identify robot types (e.g., mobile,
humanoid) based on images or clues.

Section 3: Concepts in Robotics


8. Degrees of Freedom Calculator
Make a Python GUI tool where students input joint types, and it calculates the robot’s
degrees of freedom.
9. Motion Path Simulator
Simulate 1D and 2D motion using Python’s turtle graphics. Include different joints
and links, with user control.
10. Robot Joint Assembly Puzzle
A drag-and-drop game built using tkinter or pygame where users match joint types
(revolute, prismatic) with the motion they create.

Section 4: Artificial Intelligence


11. AI vs Human: Guess the Emotion
Use Python with textblob or sentiment analysis APIs to compare human emotion
detection with AI prediction.
12. Chatbot Using ELIZA Algorithm
Implement a simple rule-based chatbot in Python, inspired by the ELIZA expert
system.
13. AI Application Explorer
A Python interface where students explore different AI applications and their benefits
via categories.
Section 5: Data & Python Programming
14. Data Type Identifier Tool
Python program that takes input and automatically identifies its data type, suitable for
class demonstrations.
15. Traffic Light Simulator using Conditional Statements
Use conditionals and tkinter to simulate a traffic signal system.
16. Python Loops Quiz Generator
Create a Python-based quiz to test loop understanding. Randomized question
generator using random module.
17. Grocery Billing System using Functions and Loops
A mini-project with item list, quantities, prices using user-defined functions for
billing and summary.

Section 6: AI Project Framework


18. Simple AI Model Using Random Forest on Student Scores
Use CSV student data to train a basic model to predict pass/fail. Demonstrates the
cycle: data acquisition to evaluation.
19. AI Chatbot for Career Guidance
Text-based bot in Python with simple rule-based suggestions based on keywords.
20. AI News Sentiment Analyzer
Use a dataset of news headlines, perform sentiment analysis using textblob or nltk.

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