Mini Vacuum Cleaner
A compact cleaning prototype built using an embedded control system and DC motor-driven suction mechanism.
Project Information
- Category: Embedded Systems / Mechanical Prototype
- Tools/Components: Arduino, DC Motor, Fan, Ultrasound Sensor
- Project Date: December 2024
- Status: Completed
Key Deliverables
- Designed and assembled a compact chassis for a portable mini vacuum cleaner.
- Integrated a high-speed DC motor with a fan to generate suction efficiently.
- Implemented an Arduino-based control system for motor operation and automation.
- Used an ultrasound sensor to detect obstacles and enable basic navigation guidance.
Detailed Description
The Mini Vacuum Cleaner project is a portable cleaning device that uses an Arduino-based embedded system to control a DC motor and fan assembly, providing suction for dust and debris collection.
The device incorporates an ultrasound sensor for obstacle detection, allowing the vacuum to adjust its path and avoid collisions. The compact chassis is powered by a rechargeable battery, making the system mobile and energy-efficient. The Arduino microcontroller manages motor speed and sensor input to ensure smooth operation.
This project demonstrates practical skills in hardware integration, sensor interfacing, embedded system programming, and mechanical assembly. It highlights the ability to build functional, automated prototypes using cost-effective components.