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Control and Design of Dancing Robot based on STM32 Open Access
Yan-jun Li  , Ya-jun Wang  376
Pages: 29-45
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Li, Yan-jun, and Ya-jun Wang. "Control and Design of Dancing Robot based on STM32." Journal of Electrical Engineering and Automation 5, no. 1 (2023): 29-45
DOI
10.36548/jeea.2023.1.003
Published
28 March, 2023
Abstract

The emergence and development of robot technology not only fundamentally changed the traditional industrial production, but also had a profound impact on society. With the rapid development of social technology, the application field of robots is expanding. In this paper, the control core of the proposed dancing robot is STM32F103C8T6 single chip microcomputer, the upper arm is controlled by the steering gear, the feet are two flexible wheels, and the DC deceleration motor is used as the driving motor of the wheels, so that the wheels of the robot can realize free movement and complete the dancing action of the robot. The power needed for robot movement comes from 18650 lithium battery. In the process of robot movement, the LD3320 voice recognition module is used to control the robot's movement direction and state, the MPU6050 is used to control the robot's balance, and the JQ6500 music playback module is added to the robot to control the music playback through voice recognition. After the power of dancing robot is turned on, the dancing robot starts to adjust itself to make its posture in a balanced and upright state, and then waits for the user to issue a command. The dancing robot has simple human body function and can complete simple dance actions such as moving forward and backward, walking left and right, turning left and right, and has voice function, and can also play music. The operation password is simple in the process of application, which makes it convenient for the user to use. In addition, the dancing robot is small in size and can move freely with good practical effect, regardless of the user’s age.

Keywords

DC reduction motor single chip balance control practicability flexibility

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