Tiny:bit Line Follower is a small robot project that uses the Yahboom Tiny:bit Robot Car module to automatically follow a line. This robot is typically used as a learning tool in robotics and programming, especially for students who want to learn about sensors, programming logic, and automation technology.
The Tiny:bit Line Follower robot works by using a line tracking sensor mounted on the robot’s underside. This sensor reads the color of the track surface, typically a black line on a white surface. When the sensor detects a line, the robot adjusts its direction to stay on the established path.
This robot is controlled using a BBC micro:bit, a small microcontroller board that can be programmed using various platforms, such as