ONE MONTH INTERNSHIP (ROBOTICS)
WEEK-1
1. Introduction to Robotics & Arduino
● What is Robotics? Types and Applications
● Difference between Embedded Systems and Robotics
● Arduino Uno / Nano Board Overview
● Installing Arduino IDE
● Understanding Digital & Analog Pins
● Lab: First Arduino Program – using Digital Pin
2. Smart Agriculture Projects
To monitor key environmental parameters (soil moisture, temperature, humidity, gas levels) and
automate basic responses like irrigation, all with the goal of improving agricultural productivity
and conserving resources.
3. Home Automation Project
To design an intelligent home automation system that enhances safety, comfort, and energy
efficiency by automatically controlling and monitoring household conditions using Arduino and
sensors.
4. Weather Station Project
To monitor multiple environmental parameters like temperature, humidity, gas levels, light
intensity, and rain detection, and display the data on an LCD screen.
5.Object Follower Robot
To build a robot that detects and follows a human based on IR sensor and ultrasonic sensor
input
WEEK-2
1: Introduction to ESP8266 NodeMCU
Objective: Understanding the ESP8266 NodeMCU board and setting up the development
environment.
Topics:
⦁ Overview of ESP8266 NodeMCU and its features.
⦁ Setting up the Arduino IDE for ESP8266 NodeMCU.
⦁ Pin mapping and GPIO usage.
⦁ Basic Wi-Fi configuration (connecting to a network).
Basics of LED and Buzzer
Objective: Learn to interface LEDs and buzzers with NodeMCU for basic output control. Topics:
Basics of LED and Buzzer
Objective: Learn to interface LEDs and buzzers with NodeMCU for basic output control. Topics:
2: IoT Distance Measurement System
Objective: Measure and display distance using an ultrasonic sensor, with data sent to the cloud
3: IoT Water Level Monitoring System
Objective: Monitor water levels in tanks or reservoirs and send alerts when thresholds are met.
4: IoT-Based Gas Leakage Detection System
Objective: Detect gas leakage using the MQ3 sensor and send alerts to a smartphone via Wi-Fi.
5: IoT-Based Smart Irrigation System
Objective: Automate plant irrigation based on soil moisture levels and control remotely via a
smartphone app.
6: IoT Controlled Car
Objective: Create a remotely controlled car using NodeMCU and control it over Wi-Fi.
7: IoT Home Automation
Objective: Build a smart home system to control appliances via a smartphone using
NodeMCU.
WEEK-3
Raspberry Pi Syllabus
1. Introduction to Raspberry Pi (6 hours)
● Overview of Raspberry Pi models
● Setting up Raspberry Pi (OS installation)
● Connecting peripherals (keyboard, mouse, monitor)
● Introduction to the Linux command line
● Exploring Raspbian OS and file system
2. Basic Programming with Python (8 hours)
● Introduction to Python programming
● Writing and running Python scripts on Raspberry Pi
● Basic input/output operations in Python
● Data types, variables, loops, and conditionals
● Working with Raspberry Pi GPIO pins using Python
3. Networking and Communication (7 hours)
● Introduction to networking concepts
● Setting up Wi-Fi and Ethernet on Raspberry Pi
● SSH for remote access to Raspberry Pi
● Introduction to HTTP server and client programming
● Introduction to MQTT for IoT applications
4. Interfacing Sensors and Modules (8 hours)
● Introduction to sensors and modules (temperature, motion, etc.)
● Using digital and analog sensors with GPIO
● Interfacing a DHT11/DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor
● Working with an ultrasonic distance sensor (HC-SR04)
5. Advanced GPIO and I2C/SPI Communication (8 hours)
● Working with advanced GPIO pins
● Using I2C and SPI communication protocols
● Interfacing with I2C sensors (e.g., accelerometer, gyroscope)
● Communicating with SPI-based modules
6. Camera and Multimedia (7 hours)
● Setting up and using the Raspberry Pi camera module
● Capturing images and videos using Python
● Image processing basics with OpenCV on Raspberry Pi
● Streaming video from Raspberry Pi to a web browser
7. Robotics with Raspberry Pi (9 hours)
● Introduction to robotics concepts
● Interfacing motor controllers and motors with Raspberry Pi
● Controlling a robot using GPIO pins
● Basic movement algorithms (forward, backward, turns)
● Using sensors for navigation (e.g., ultrasonic for obstacle avoidance)
WEEK-4
Project Week
