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The Poojari Bot is a portable, automated robot designed to assist in performing basic pooja activities. It aims to help users arrange pooja materials and perform selected rituals with controlled movements and minimal human assistance.
Important: This is a prototype example, not a complete tested robot program. The ultrasonic sensor's distance condition is only a basic obstacle check; it does not detect whether the pooja area is clear of all hazards. Use a separate, suitable power supply for the servos, connect the grounds together, and do not connect a real bell or motor directly to an ESP32 GPIO pin. Keep moving parts away from flames and hot aarti lamps.
/* PROJECT NAME: PUJARI BOT
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PROJECT INTRODUCTION The Pujari Bot is a robotic assistant designed to help with temple पूजा activities using automation.
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KEY FEATURES
- Automatic movement
- Obstacle detection
- Mantra playback
- Robotic arm movement
- Flower offering assistance
- Voice commands (optional)
- Display system (optional)
- Automatic control
- Safety system
- HARDWARE USED
- Arduino Uno / ESP32
- Ultrasonic sensor
- IR sensor
- DC motors
- Motor driver
- Servo motors
- Robotic gripper
- Speaker
- Microphone (optional)
- LCD display (optional)
- Battery
- Chassis and wheels
- Wires and switches
- Flower tray
- TECHNOLOGY USED
- Embedded Systems
- Arduino IDE
- Embedded C/C++
- Sensor Technology
- Motor Control
- Audio Technology
- Bluetooth / Wi-Fi (optional)
- Artificial Intelligence (optional)
- ESTIMATED PROJECT BUDGET
Arduino-compatible board : Rs. 400 Ultrasonic sensor : Rs. 100 IR sensor : Rs. 50 Chassis and DC motors : Rs. 500 Motor driver : Rs. 150 Servo motors : Rs. 400 Speaker and audio module: Rs. 200 Battery and holder : Rs. 300 Wires and switches : Rs. 200 Body and flower tray : Rs. 400 Miscellaneous expenses : Rs. 300
TOTAL ESTIMATED BUDGET : Rs. 3000 */