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    Hi I am trying to make an obstacle detection robot. Can I get some inf abt which sensor to use and how?

    I have interfaced two stepper motors with 8051 microcontroller and now I was hoping to add obstacle detection by using a sensor to interrupt 8051 and make it turn.

    Please help, thanks..


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    Why is it urgent?
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    Do you really have to ask blueroom?

    shobhit, the easiest sensor to add at the last minute like this is a simple wire bumper attached to a small switch. Put the bumper in the front of the robot and when the switch is actuated you stop, back up a bit, turn 90 degree's and try to move forward again. The easiest kind of switch I can think of is a little roller arm switchs that are used in printers as paper detectors. They have small arms on them and are extremely sensitive.
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    k.. what abt sensors like QDR 1313 etc..

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    Do you have a link to the QDR 1313 datasheet? I can't find it on Google.
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    hi thanks 4 the reply.. I searched "object sensor" in google..found some sensors.. one link is

    www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/QR%2FQRD1313.pdf

    sensors like QRB 1134, QRD 1313 etc..
    can I use one of them..whats the diff bet all these..
    thanks

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