Hands on skills & live practical (Building a Self-Navigating Autonomous Robot with Arduino Nano)

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This project creates a self-navigating obstacle-avoiding robot using an Arduino Nano, an ultrasonic sensor for front-distance detection, and three IR sensors for directional control. When the ultrasonic sensor detects an obstacle (less than 15cm), the robot reverses, then checks the IR sensors—turning right if IR 1 is triggered, left if IR 3 is triggered, or stopping completely if IR 2 is activated. The robot moves forward by default when no obstacles or IR triggers are detected, ensuring smooth autonomous navigation in dynamic environments.
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