Automatic Electric Toll Booth Gate Using IR Sensors and Servo Motor | DIY Project for Beginners
Channel: STEMpedia
Date: 2019-10-09

This video shows how to make an automatic toll booth gates that automatically open when the vehicle approaches and closes as soon as the vehicle leaves the area and also keeps the count of the number of vehicles passed.

This automatic electric toll booth gate is made using basic components from the Starter Kit like evive-an Arduino embedded platform, servo motor, and IR Sensors along with some DIY-ing materials to make your toll booth look better. Follow the steps to make the project and write the code in PictoBlox - a versatile graphical programming software based on Scratch blocks with advanced capabilities.

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Video Link: https://youtu.be/MaRvc2ElhjA


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