Arduino Radar Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2015
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I will show you how you can make this cool looking Arduino Radar using the Arduino Board and the Processing Development Environment.
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I used this video to make this. I’ve been using these kind of projects to help me through mental health problems. Doing things like this help me forget about negative stuff and focus on making something cool.
Thank you for this. It means more than you realise.
you should think about getting a 3D printer aswell. You can really sink in hours on fun projects were also your arduino can make some really fun things! good way to also learn circuitry. Can maybe help you alot of your well being!
@@mattlenn100 That's if people want to pay the price tag.
good job for finding alternate things to do shows great I.Q. much love from ohio
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@@codingvio7383 printers are getting pretty cheap now
Love this project! I made a similar radar with 4 ultrasonic distance sensors in 4 directions and changed the servo to a stepper motor, and 3D printed the case.
This is very cool!
A couple of suggestions for similar projects -
1 - an Arduino *sonar*. Would be very cool to test on a local lake!
2 - an Arduino ground-penetrating radar. Would be awesome for learning about local geology and maybe even finding fossils!
I have just built this as my first Arduino project. Thank you for posting, it is fantastic!
Great project! I like how you built the code and described it. I look forward to recreating this project.
You projects are always out of the box. Perfect.
Your processing tutorial 06 is not enough, wish you make more on using it, explaining the most important functions
I spent 11 hours and could only come up with 1/100 of what you have displayed. It is a top of the line Sketch that I have seen so far , and very intuitive , making an autonomous robot has become fairly possible and simple . Thank you for sharing You are a gifted individual , Thank you
Stay blessed BRo
Hey 7 year old people
woow, great idea... congratulations, it stayed amazing
As someone that is pretty new to arduino you make this very clear and accessible. Thank you!!!!
Well done compadre, the layout of the video was on point. Short, helpful and easy to understand.
...very cool project and simply and intuitively demonstrated. Thanks!
Cool project, and very nice editing of the video!
Really cool project! Here's an idea for you; convert the sonic sensor to a lidar sensor. Lidar is much more accurate so in theory you would be able to map the room on one plane(unless you add another servo for vertical panning) by keeping track of what angle your sensor is facing (theta) and multiplying the sine and cosine of the angle by the distance measure to find the components of vector displacement from the sensor. Then you would have visible room dimensions mapped out!
chain3519 i need to understand this please contact me
How can I contact you to know more about this
I love you sir, This is what I was looking for, Thank you.
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This is freaking amazing !
Even though this has been online for 8 years or so this still looks cool and is a great project to practice data transfer through a COM port. I just built it for myself for fun. Thank you.
This was awesome! Thanks for making the video.
Simple and brilliant. Thank you very much for the video, you saved me a lot of work. And, of course, I'll give you credit (and publish the links to your site) on my class. Also, I apologize too for the geeks that felt the urgent need to remind you that it's a SONAR, not a RADAR. (SOuNd, not RADio Detection And Ranging)
Beautiful project. Greetings from Italy!
Awesome project and great explanation. It's up and running on my desk now. Thanks!!
Jonas Werner hi how to make it display in our monitor
your tutorials for arduino very good
Continue na pegada você vai longe, valeu mesmo!
Amazing project. GREAT job man !!
what a amazing project, thanks for sharing!
Really cool project! Thank you for sharing!
Nicely done! Thank you for sharing!
I have subscribed! You are now my sensai
The code you use to calculate the distance is what I found online, however if you put it in a for loop 100 times and average out the readings, it is far more accurate.
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I don't know how to thank you. you are the best, keep up the good work
+Dejan Nedelkovski THANK YOU SO MUCH FRIEND :D
Great! It's works ...I'm 62 years old, and I am happy like a child...with this toy ...thanks!!!
I hope u still doing this stuff
This is NOT a RADAR (RAdio Detection And Ranging) but a SONAR (SOund Navigation And Ranging).
Radar system operates in UHF or microwaves.
Radar works across the whole radio spectrum. See ITU FAT recommendations and look up over the horizon radar which uses HF.
@@davepickering997 Old but it says ultraSONIC right in the name. It uses sound waves making it Sonar.
looks like a radar to me
@@Bradiant exactly. It is SONAR.
Edit: You can even read the source code for this.
distance = calculateDistance()
And the function calculateDistance() uses the very sonar formula to compute distance if the duration is known by multiplying it with the speed of the particular sound used and dividing by 2 because it gets reflected to reach the "radar", travelling twice the same distance.
My parents would be so proud... thanks man. You just got a new subscriber!
thank you so much for sharing!!! this is a very cool project!!!
Thanks man you speak very good for me i am a spain teenager who has fourteen years and i can understand you, thanks for speak slowly
hey i need to understand this please please contact me
Even though your English isn't perfect, I can understand what you're saying. Keep learning! youre doing good!
Thank you for this! Very nice!
Dude that's awesome stuff!!
Bravo! *applause* What a neat thing to do with an Arduino. I have to try this. And I never knew about Processing.org. Thank you!!
Brillante mi hermano!!! un verdadero genio!!
Love it! Great work!
another well done project, Thank You
magnificent work ! you are great !
Fantastic craftsmanship! Thank you for your contribution to the community. +++++
Nice code realisation!
Pretty cool and interesting...works well too 👌🏾
Developed a great electronic project for beginners thanks a lot.
Thank you for sharing. Great project
Fun project...I'm going to a similar project. Thanks for the idea!
Great project. Thank you for sharing it.
Супер Яко!!! Браво!!!
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Very nice job. Thanks for showing us.
Awesome project. Thanks for sharing.
Very, very cool project I am new to Arduino and this looks like a nice little project I might do after I get some experience. Thanks.
awesome project + valuable effortsThanks
Sir, you are the man. That all.=)
mindblowing explanation sir
Excellent Tutorial. Thank you my dear friend
Amazing! thanks for share :)
I should have been doing this rather than playing ps3...
I should be too rather than playing cs
are you doing this now instead of ps4?
Same lol i know how u feel, i wasted so much time on games instead of programming, now I'm 28 and wishing i would have started at 10 lol its gonna be a hard one to learn.
You excited for the ps5 😂😂
@@jarno_r question 9
Very cool. Now make one with stereoscopic rangefinders, so it can detect depth too :)
this is good work man
Awesome project!
Cool & Fun, congratulations! I iked very much. Thanks for share.
Excelent Explanation. Very Good tutorial. Thank you Friend
nice project¡¡
are very interesting all your projects are interesting and well explained,
thanks for explain...
Greetings from Colombia
Hi. What modifications do you think should be included to turn your radar into sonar project? I mean underwater presence sensor. Thanks and congratulations.
Very cool. Nice work
OMG this is sooo cool!
Great tutorial! I have a question though, if I want to connect a LED output to it, turning on when the lidar measures certain distances, would that be hard?
coming late to the party, but thanks mate ! really enjoyed building my first arduino project !
It's never too late, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks for the tutorial! I actually managed to make it 3D and then visualize it in Unity. Check out the video if you want to see how it turned out!
Could you send the link?....Thanks
inspiring video, good luck
Just amazing work..
Excellent representation. Very impressive.I am looking example of exactly this.Thanks.
Great Project!
nice video, thank you!
Super helpful!
Very Good.Congratulations..
Good work, Dejan! I wonder if it would be possible to program many of the ultrasonic sensors into an array to gain higher resolution so that an image could be shown? Also, what is the output wattage of the sensors?
Interesting project! Congrat!
Thanks!
Quite phenomenal...
Outstanding!
Thank you sir, l could also create the radar because of you.i learned so many thing from you as a beginner,keep this up,the way that you are demostrating is interesting.thank you again.:-)
It's a sonar.
Hello, thank for the great project. If I want range the range from max 40cm to 200cm how should I change on the code?
OMG AWSOME PROJECT
Good job man.
Very interesting and perfect explanation
+Dejan Nedelkovski hello sir Wat if we want to add few things .. I mean Wat if any object is in the radar range it shows up/detected in the radar chart that you have made a
Great project. I works on MAC, so I had to modify a couple of instructions of the processing program. The first one related the communication port (myPort = new Serial(this, "/dev/cu.usbmodem1421", 9600); , and the second one related the font (myFont = createFont("Georgia", 32);. I used your second release of the Processing program, to adapt the system to the screen resolution. Everything worked fine. Thank you very much.
Sorry Dejan,
how did you bring up the design on the television? TV and Arduino are connected? and the two sketch you've separated in the video are the same code? thanks
great project! ;)
+Papy Nova (Kamo) I think he used it to keep it simple. The servo can just be clamped to +/- and the third pin to a digital out of the arduino. The servo only needs a PWM signal which you can create with a plain arduino without any other ICs.
For a stepper motor you need an IC/driver hardware which drives the motor which is basically the motor shield for arduino. You can also do some funky stuff with ICs on your own cause it draws too much power to directly source it from the digital or analog outputs.
Que bien video amigo una pregunta para esto debes descargar algún tipo de librería esta? Y si es si me podrías decir cuales son y que versión usaste en el momento
Air temperature affects speed of sound but only a little per +/- 5C.
Still, go measure outside when it is -10C or colder with formula for +20C indoors.
nice project.
thumbs up.
Great project... recording the movements makes it interesting. Coding well explained, I will give this shot! Thanks bro
thank you , you are the best
Nice creations
Wow that is amazing it was worked
Very clever!