Advanced
skateboard
The project is
developed by five final year Electronics and Telecommunication department
engineering: Rohit Singh, Hitarth Patel, Navnath Mane, Tanmay Shinde and Rahul
Kapoor under the guidance of their principal DR. K.T.V. Reddy.
In Advanced skateboard,
the bearing wheels were replaced so that the user can easily stand on it
without any movement of advanced skateboard. New wheels were connected to the
Main motor so that unless and untill the user doesn’t give commands to the main
motor the skateboard won’t move. Also, the servo motor was connected to the
front wheels of the skateboard so that the user can take appropriate directions
when needed by sending signals to this servo motor. To control the whole
mechanism of the skateboard a transmitter (Glove) was designed which works
wirelessly using RF Module. After wearing the gloves, if the user closes all
his fingers the two contacts get short and the signal is transmitted to the
main motor and the skateboard starts moving in front direction. Also on opening
the fingers again the skateboard stops moving. While travelling on advanced
skateboard if the user wants to take the direction then he may simply make the
use his thumbs as the same concepts are used for the direction also. Depending
upon the requirement of direction of user he may short any one contact out of
three available contacts (Left, Center & Right) accordingly the signal
would be transmitted. Receiver section is attached with the skateboard where
the received signals are processed and then given to main motors and servo
motor. Skateboard also consists of a battery level indicator which helps to
indicate the battery level of the skateboard so that on low battery the user
can charge it for further use. Also a head light was provided to the advanced
skateboard so that it can be used in the areas where street lights are not
available.
Whole assembly works on the rechargeable
battery 12v 7.5 amp. The innovation is so designed that it is user-friendly and
eco-friendly. Currently it is capable of taking load upto 70-75 kg and speed is
upto 4km/hr which can be extended upto 20km/hr. The innovation has won many
National and State level honours from the last year throughout country
including 3rd prize in IIT BHU and 3rd Prize in IIT
Kanpur this year. The project is now under patent process.
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