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Android Controlled Robot Using 8051 Microcontroller

This document outlines a project that demonstrates the use of an 8051 microcontroller to control a robot via an Android application, emphasizing the integration of embedded systems and robotics. It details the system architecture, working principles, and software development involved in creating a mobile-controlled robot. The project aims to showcase applications in home automation, industrial inspection, and search and rescue, with plans for future enhancements including sensor integration and advanced controls.
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Android Controlled Robot Using 8051 Microcontroller

This document outlines a project that demonstrates the use of an 8051 microcontroller to control a robot via an Android application, emphasizing the integration of embedded systems and robotics. It details the system architecture, working principles, and software development involved in creating a mobile-controlled robot. The project aims to showcase applications in home automation, industrial inspection, and search and rescue, with plans for future enhancements including sensor integration and advanced controls.
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Android

Controlled Robot
Using 8051
Microcontroller
An Introduction to Embedded
Systems and Robotics
This project demonstrates the integration of embedded systems and
robotics. An 8051 microcontroller is used to control a robot via an
Android application.

by Sanjay Karthik SK
Introduction
1 Project Overview 2 Objectives
This project aims to create Control a robot using an
a mobile-controlled robot. Android app. Demonstrate
embedded systems
principles.

3 Scope
This includes the design, implementation, and testing.
System Architecture
Android App Microcontroller Robot

Provides user interface for control. Processes commands and drives Executes commands from
motors. microcontroller.
8051 Microcontroller Overview
Architecture Features
8-bit microcontroller with Multiple timers, interrupts,
Harvard architecture. and serial communication.

Functions
Processes data from the Android app and controls motors.
Android Application Interface

Forward Backward
Moves the robot forward. Moves the robot backward.

Left Right
Turns the robot left. Turns the robot right.
Circuit Design and
Connections
Component Description

8051 Microcontroller Main processing unit.

Motors Provide robot movement.

Bluetooth Module Wireless communication.


Working Principle
Step 1
User sends commands.

Step 2
Commands transmitted wirelessly.

Step 3
Microcontroller processes commands.

Step 4
Robot actuators move accordingly.
Software Development
1 Microcontroller Code 2 Android App Code
Written in assembly Uses Java or Kotlin.
language or C.

3 Communication Protocol
Handles data exchange between app and robot.
Applications and Use Cases
1 2 3

Home Automation Industrial Inspection Search and Rescue


Control home appliances remotely. Inspect hard-to-reach areas. Aid in rescue operations.
Conclusion and Future
Enhancements
Achievements Future Work
Successful integration of Adding sensors, obstacle
hardware and software. avoidance, and more
advanced controls.

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