In this first of three videos, I will be assembling the Elegoo Smart Robot Car kit.

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This is a great kit for beginners and seasoned pros alike, it would also make an ideal project for parents who want to teach their children how to work with electronics.

This robot car kit has the following features:

4wheel Arduinobased design
IR Remote Control
Bluetooth Remote Control
Collision Avoidance
Line Following
Rechargeable LiPo batteries
No soldering, drilling, or cutting required

It’s a typical Arduinobased design so even if you aren’t using this specific kit I think you’ll find a lot of useful information for any Arduino robot in this video and the two that follow it. As always there is a corresponding article on the DroneBot Workshop website to help you out.

Because of all of the features of the robot car I’ve decided to split this into three videos and articles. In this video, I will go over the features of the robot car kit and then I’ll show you how to assemble it and give it a quick test.

In the next video, I will show you how to use the IR and Bluetooth remote control. The final video will cover the collision avoidance and line following features.

Here is what will be covered in this first video:

00:00 Introduction
02:29 Robot Car Kit Unboxing
07:44 Elegoo Smart Robot Car features
09:18 A look at the individual components
16:07 Assembly Introduction
16:54 Motor Mounts & motors to chassis
20:53 L298N Mount
24:48 Line Follow Sensor mount
27:43 Arduino to top chassis & shield
31:14 Battery compartment
33:48 Servo Motor
36:09 Ultrasonic Sensor
39:47 Cable & wiring
44:01 Bluetooth module & Tires
45:07 Sample Arduino Code
51:21 Robot Car Test

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