Making an Automatic Hand Sanitizer Dispenser

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So, you can do something like this.

• ✅ You can experience creating final products through coding.
• ✅ No need for an Arduino kit. Develop problem-solving skills through simulation and hands-on coding.
• ✅ I'll teach you step-by-step so you can develop the ability to solve problems on your own. I'll help you apply the theories you've learned step by step.

Session 0. Getting Ready

Learn what Arduino is and install the IDE.
To construct a circuit
Learn basic electronic circuit knowledge.
Let's go over the basics of the C language to use the IDE and learn about serial communication.

Session 1. Sensors and Actuators

Learn about sensors that measure distance.
Learn about sound-producing actuators.
Implement simple movements with ultrasonic sensors and buzzers.

Learn about acceleration sensors.
Learn about light-emitting actuators.
Let's implement simple movements using an acceleration sensor and LED.

Let's learn about variable resistors.
Learn about actuators that perform rotary motion.
Let's implement simple movements using variable resistors and motors.

Session 2. Final Output

Let's synthesize what we've learned so far and create a result.
Think about how you can use Arduino.

Q. Do you provide materials for the final product?

We cannot provide the Arduino kit, but we can provide a 3D modeling file of the final product.

Q. Is it okay to ask questions after class about things I don't understand?

Of course! If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact us anytime.

Q. I would like to receive class materials.

Course materials are provided to all students who attend the lecture.