TRAFFIC SIGNS

by Logan2006 in Circuits > Arduino

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TRAFFIC SIGNS

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The reason for this project is to help the kids with learning disabilities to help them learn road signs and rules in order for them to be safer and more knowledgeable

1st step you need a Arduino Uno here is the purchase link for it http://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/arduino-uno-rev3

the arduino uno is where most of the wires will go into and a power cord which will plug into whatever is powering it, in our case a computer with USB connection but a normal battery pack like one you would use for your phone would work too.

RFID READER

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every one of these will plug into the Arduino uno here are all the wire placings heres the purchase link for the RFID READER https://robotdyn.com/rfid-reader-writer-nfc-module-mfrc522.html

Wire Placing (words that are bold are the wiring that goes into the Arduino the underlined ones are the RFID READER wiring) RFID Reader Pin Wiring to Arduino Uno: SDA Digital 10, SCK Digital 13, MOSI Digital 11, MISO Digital 12 IRQ unconnected GND goes into GND, RST Digital 9 3.3V 3.3V.


also need a RFID tag which will register in the RFID reader to trigger the arduino to change the output on the OLED.

BREAD BOARD

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Some wires will be in the bread board (not required) here is the purchase link for the bread board https://www.amazon.com/breadboard/s?k=breadboard

SCREEN

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Screen this will tell you what sign is going to be there here is the screens purchase link https://www.amazon.com/OLED-Arduino/s?k=OLED+Arduino

Wiring to Arduino Uno Red wire Went to breadboard positive 4, Brown wire GND, Orange wire A5, Yellow wire A1

FINAL PRODUCT

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This is the working final product. Not plugged into computer the small rectangular box is where the OLED screen is and the circle is where you put the sign to e registered.

See the Final Code Below

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