Sensors Explained - What is a Sensor - Different Types ✅ | Robotics tutorial for Beginners

A device that detects and responds to some type of input from the physical environment is known as a sensor. The particular input could be anything from light to heat to motion to moisture to pressure, or it could even be any one of an extremely large number of other environmental occurrences.
Everything You Need to Know About Sensors - In this Robotics tutorial for Beginners, we will discuss everything you need to know about sensors, including the different types of sensors, how to connect sensors to Arduino, and how to use sensors in DIY robots so that you can get started building your own robot.
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Basically, sensors are specially designed devices or objects that will detect the properties, events or changes in the environment, and then provide a corresponding signal.
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They are one of the crucial instruments which will bridge the physical and electronic world.
Here are some of the sensors that we commonly use in everyday projects.
We have IR sensors, which will sense infrared rays, ultrasonic sensors to sense ultrasonic sound, heat sensors to sense temperature, a pressure sensor to sense touch/pressure and there are so much more.
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By the end of this series, you should be able to build a beginner's robot on your own.
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Like the previous video, I will try to make this video as interesting and simple as possible so that everyone can understand everything easily in a fun way.

[@MargaretSuglo]

Amazing

[@RootSaid]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JUDEARKORFUL]

This is really great.

[@RootSaid]

Thanks

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Thanks for such beautiful explanation 😊

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[@Saiteja-bg9gj]

Wow bro iam really in to the sensors thing now after seeing your videos,iam actually an electrical student,but i would like to do an project by using sensors in my final year. i was thinking to do an project of industrial robot by using arduino .
How it sounds like!

[@Chekuthan0101]

Great video

[@RootSaid]

Thanks 😊

[@cod4volume]

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[@nvkgoyalvishnu8585]

Best content and the way of expressing is just osm

[@devayanik7647]

Good going

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Arduino mega and nano i have

[@prakashlakshmanarao187]

Nice video and very much informative for beginners. Method of explanation is very good and everyone can understand easily

[@ang1eee1eee1e]

i like it but i am confused that can sensors also be used as eyes for a robot

[@tharunr9174]

12 analog pins

[@24hrdiner]

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[@SorcererSupreme126]

Just buy a clone arduino bro they are cheap

[@MargaretSuglo]

Amazing