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Instructor Name

Sanjukta Datta

Category

Foundation_Core

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Course Requirements

To effectively understand this module, learners should have:

Basic Knowledge Requirements

  • Fundamental understanding of electricity (voltage, current, resistance)

  • Basic circuit components (resistors, sensors, microcontrollers)

  • Introductory knowledge of robotics concepts

Technical Skills (Recommended but Not Mandatory)

  • Basic Arduino or ESP32 familiarity

  • Understanding of analog and digital signals

  • Basic programming knowledge (C/C++ or block-based coding)

Course Description

This lesson explores the different types of sensors commonly used in robotics systems. Each category is explained with:

  • Clear conceptual overview

  • Common sensor examples

  • Real-world applications

  • Functional importance in robotic systems

The module covers:

  1. Vision Sensors

  2. Tactile Sensors

  3. Temperature Sensors

  4. Range & Proximity Sensors

  5. Motion & Position Sensors

  6. Navigation & Orientation Sensors

  7. Sound & Speech Sensors

Students will learn how each sensor contributes to robot intelligence and how multiple sensors are often combined to build autonomous systems.

Course Outcomes

By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

  • Define the role of sensors in robotics.

  • Classify sensors based on function.

  • Explain the working principle of common robotics sensors.

  • Identify appropriate sensors for specific robotic applications.

  • Understand how sensors improve safety, accuracy, and automation.

Course Curriculum

1 Types of Sensors
15 Min


2 Active IR sensors
15 Min


3 UR sensor
15 Min


4 LDR
15 Min


5 DHT 22 moisture and humidity
15 Min


6 BH1750
15 Min


7 The Capacitive Soil Moisture Sensor V2
15 Min


8 MQ135 sensor
15 Min


9 FC 37 rain sensor module
15 Min


10 Turbidity sensor
15 Min


11 TDS meter
15 Min


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