WACHEMO UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGINEERING

PROPOSAL FOR THESIS PROJECT

TITLE: DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF LINE FOLLOWER ROBOT

USING MICROCONTROLLER

FOR HOSPITAL APPLICAT

NAME ID

1 .ADEM ASFAW ………………………………….WCU/1402397

2 .ERMIAS GEDAMU……………………………WCU/ 1201361
3. TADILA YENEWA…………………………….…WCU/1307732

HOSANNA, ETHIOPIA

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ABSTRACT
This project aims to design and simulate the microcontroller algorithm and control the
movement of the robot by proper turning of the control parameters and Compiling data from
different sources and analyzing them by using several software to achieve better performance.
Line Following robot is one of the most important aspects of robotics. It is designed to move
automatically and follow the made plot line.

A Line Follower Robot is an autonomous robot which is able to follow either a black or white
line that is drawn on the surface consisting of a contrasting color. Microcontroller of line
follower is a method consisting of the defined type of microcontroller to improve the
movement of the robot.The robot uses several sensors to identify the line thus assisting the
robot to stay on the track. The robot is driven by DC Motors to control the movement of the
wheels.

The line fol lower robots applied in the different area such as in the hospital, in industry, in
staff and etc. But this thesis is needed to analyze, control and improve the health care
management system in hospitals. A line following robot carrying medicine has been designed
for providing the medicine and other things to the patient whenever they need it. This line
follower robot is provided with Light dependent resistor sensor whose resistance varies with
light intensity.

When the LDR receives maximum amount of light then its resistance goes to its minimum
value, ideally zero and when no light falling on the LDR then its resistance goes to its
maximum value, ideally infinitive.The operator is a person who loads the medicine and other
required facilities for the patients in order to give service and control the robot movement at
the distance. RF receiver connection has been made by the robot in order to receive the
command from transmitter. A IR SENSOR also has been attached with the robot so that robot
can detect any obstacle on their ways. All around the world, many patients suffers because of
to pay medical practitioners taken by the health care system .Generally, the line follower robot
is a robot car that follow predefined path that can be either visible like a black line on a white
surface with a high contrasted color or invisible like magneticfield in order to perform tasks.
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So the microcontroller based line follower robot follows any path to move medicine from one
place to another place.

Key words:

sensor, healthcare ,line following robot ,ARDUINO UNO……etc.

TABLE CONTANT
ABSTRACT····································································································I
CHAPTER ONE·······························································································1
1 .INTRODUCTION······················································································1
1.1. line following robot···················································································1
1.2 .back ground of line following robot································································2
1.3. Problem of Statement·················································································4
1.4. OBJECTIVE······························································································5
1.5. Significance of study···················································································5
1.6. Scope of the study·····················································································6
1.6.2. application scope in hospitals····································································6
1.6.···············································································································6
1.7. LIMITATION OF THE PROJECT·······························································7
1.8. benefits of the project·················································································7
1.9. organization of the study·············································································8
CHAPTER TWO····························································································10
2. LITERATURE SERVEY···············································································10
2.1. literature review·························································································10
CHAPTER THREE··························································································12
3. METHODOLOGY AND MATERIAL SELECTION············································12
3.1. methodology··························································································12
3.2.MATERIAL SELECTION··········································································13

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3.2.1.Data Collection and Analysis·····································································13

3.3. DESIGN AND Simulation Plan···································································13
4. Timeline·································································································14
6. Expected Outcome·····················································································15
7. Impact of the Proposed Project······································································15
8 . Conclusion································································································16
REFERENCE································································································17

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CHAPTER ONE
1 .INTRODUCTION
1.1. line following robot
The Line Following Robot is an autonomous robot that detects a path and according to the path
drawn, it follows the path with the help of an IR sensor attached to the robot. Autonomous robot
are robots that can perform with a high degree of autonomy, which is particularly desirable in
fields such as space exploration, cleaning floors, mowing lawn, and waste water treatment. Some
modern factory robots are “an autonomous” within the strict confines of their direct environment.

It may not be that every degree of freedom exists in their surrounding environment, but the
factory robot’s workplace is challenging and can often contain chaotic, unpredictable variables.
The exact orientation and position of the next object of work and even the type of object and the
required task must be determined. This can vary un predictably .One important area of robotics
research is to enable robot to cope with its environment whether this be on land, underwater, in
the air, underground, or in space.

The path can be either a Black line drawn over a white surface or a white line drawn over a
black surface thus avoiding any detection error. Line follower robot also consists of an obstacle
sensor that detects any obstacle in front of the Robot thus avoiding any unnecessary accidents.
Line follower robot is designed and programmed in such a way that it does its job perfectly
without any error and detects its given path. It operates in such a way that it detects and reads the
path and transmits the signal to ARDUINO UNO.

The microcontroller decides to make any changes (if needed) in the directions or speeds of the
robot according to the inputs received. Thus, it sends the control signal to the speed and
directions of the line follower robot. This way the line follower robot operates without any error.
To make a line follower robot with object detection ability it is attached with an ultrasonic
sensor, which is a device that can measures the distance between an object and robot by using
sound waves.

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It calculates the distance between the line following robot Classical line following robot is slow
response to the error occur will easily leave its track that drawn on the floor. This problem will
cause the motion of the robot to be unsmooth. Although the line following robot can follow the
black lines, its motion still needs to be improved.

The design and development of an autonomous line tracking robot is a very complicated task.
There are many aspects that should be considered such as mechanical system, electrical circuit
and microprocessor programming.

All these aspects need to be fully integrated between each other. So that, the autonomous robot
can be perfectly functional to achieve the tasks provided In order to make sure this autonomous
robot system fully integrate, the challenges are to decide and choose the best device should be
implemented in this autonomous robot system Furthermore, there are many types of
rnicrocontroller, sensor device and driven motor in the market. Each of them has difference
specifications, capability and functions.

The biggest obstacle is to program the microcontroller based on the information gathered from
the robot's line sensors. Basically each sensor provides the information to controller based on the
signal that they got and the controller will decide what to do base on the programming loaded.
For line sensor case, its information based on the rate of reflected light that have been detected
by detector. In different environment or brightness of area, the rate of light detected by detector
is fully different. So, the strong programming languages knowledge are needed to synchronize
environment changes with the execute program in the microcontroller.

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1.2 .back ground of line following robot

In recent years, robotics has revolutionized various industries worldwide, particularly in
healthcare. Line follower robots have been widely adopted in hospitals for tasks such as
medicine delivery, patient assistance, and logistics management.

These robots improve efficiency, reduce human error, and enhance patient care, making them
an essential part of modern healthcare automation In time of automation advances to reduce
human efforts, it is necessary to develop colour line following robot, this robot can be used in
airports to carry equipment and baggage from one place to another place, and it can be used for
home automation, in restaurant it is used as robotic waiter like in Robot Restaurant in Poreur,
Chennai. It was opened in November 2017.

Advantage of such robots is that they can operate efficiently for 6-7 long hours with a single
charge. Thus, it is profitable for the business itself. Therefore, for a large country like India, it is
necessary to use the line following robots in restaurants, industries etc. Such Robots come into
play when large and heavy machineries are to be transferred from one place to another within
industries. This technology can be implemented in running buses or other mass transit systems.

In Africa, the adoption of robotics in hospitals is gradually increasing, particularly in well-

equipped medical centers. However, challenges such as high costs, lack of technical expertise,
and infrastructure limitations have slowed their widespread implementation. Research and
simulation-based projects play a crucial role in bridging this gap by developing cost-effective,
locally adaptable robotic solutions.

In Ethiopia, hospitals face significant challenges in resource management and staff workload.
Automating certain tasks with line follower robots can help optimize hospital operations,
especially in urban medical centers. Developing and simulating such a system using a
microcontroller allows for cost-effective testing before real-world deployment, contributing to
the advancement of medical technology in ethiopia

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1.3. Problem of Statement

Hospitals often face challenges in efficiently transporting medical supplies, laboratory samples,
and essential equipment between different departments. Relying on human staff for these tasks
can lead to delays, increased workload, and the risk of human error, especially in large healthcare
facilities.

Additionally, during emergency situations or disease outbreaks, minimizing human contact is

crucial to preventing infections. However, many hospitals, particularly in Ethiopia, lack
automated solutions to streamline these processes. Developing a line follower robot controlled
by a microcontroller provides a cost-effective and efficient alternative.

By simulating and optimizing the robot’s movement within hospital environments, this project
aims to enhance operational efficiency, reduce human workload, and contribute to a more
automated healthcare system. Early there was classical line follower robot which is used to carry
Childs in recreation area. As Well as to carry materials from one fixed area to other fixed area.
But this classical line following robot has some problems such as; slow response of the error and
easily leave its track that drawn on the floor. So this problem will result the motion of the robot
to be unsmooth and sometimes robot tends to move out of the track.

Now a day, some systems use Technology to overcome these problems. So we can use
microcontroller based line following robot to overcome the problems. The line follower robot
follows the given line and it has sensor which sense the obstacles on its track. Also the motion of
line following robot can be improved by using feedback mechanism which forms an effective
closed loop system. In this project, we are going to use microcontroller because of easy
implementation on autonomous robot.

Generally we want to design microcontroller based line follower robot which smoothly follow
the track and make less error.

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1.4. OBJECTIVE
1.4.1 General objective

The objective of this thesis is: design and simulation of microcontroller based line following
robot uses in hospitals

1.4.2 specific objective

The specific objectives of this project:

 To simulate and design an autonomous robot that follows a black line drawn on the floor
which include straight line, curve or circle while smoothing the tracking motion
 To develop the knowledge of different software and programming language.
 To study the concept of sensors, motors and microcontroller.
 To interface IR sensor with micro controller.
 To reduce the human power in Hospital
 To reduce transmission of diseases from patient to other servants
 To design and develop an autonomous line follower robot.
 To reduce transmission of diseases from patient to other servants

1.5. Significance of study

This project is highly significant as it addresses the growing need for automation in hospitals,
improving operational efficiency and patient care. The key benefits and importance of this
project include:

1. Enhancing Hospital Logistics and Workflow

 Automates the transportation of medicines, lab samples, and medical equipment,
ensuring timely delivery
 Reduces workload on nurses and hospital staff, allowing them to focus more on patient
care
 Ensures a consistent and reliable delivery system within the hospital, reducing delays
and human inefficiencies.

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2. Improving Patient Safety and Hygiene

 Minimizes the risk of contamination and infections by reducing human contact with
sensitive medical supplies.
 Decreases the chances of human errors, such as delivering the wrong medication or
supplies.
 Ensures accurate and secure delivery of essential medical resources, especially in
emergency situations.

3. Cost-Effectiveness and Labor Efficiency

 Reduces operational costs by replacing manual transport tasks with robotic automation.
 Minimizes the need for dedicated staff for internal hospital logistics, reducing long-term labor
expenses.
 Offers a scalable and adaptable solution that can be implemented in various hospital layouts
with minor modifications.

4. Technological Advancement in Healthcare

 Encourages the adoption of robotics and automation in hospitals, paving the way for future
smart healthcare systems.
 Demonstrates the potential for AI-integrated robots in healthcare applications, improving
efficiency and reducing errors.
 Promotes research and development in medical robotics, contributing to advancements in
automated hospital operations.

5. Simulation as a Step Towards Real-World Implementation

Provides a safe and cost-effective way to test and refine the robot’s design and navigation
algorithms before real-world deployment

1.5 Scope of the study

This project focuses at designing and simulating the line follower robot and implement micro
controller. Therefore, this robot will cover the scopes as follow: Design line follower robot using
Microcontroller.

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It requires the robot to receive the signal from input sensor, move and turn as programmed in the
microcontroller and micro controller implementation through programming.
Finally performing a simulation that is including testing the wheel rotation to make sure the
product will function as stated in the objective.

1.7. limitation of the project

 The project is limited to simulation only and does not include real-world
hardware testing.
 The robot's navigation depends on well-maintained and clearly marked paths,
which may not always be available in hospitals.
 Obstacle detection is limited to ultrasonic sensors, which may struggle with
detecting small or transparent objects.
 Does not include AI-based navigation or advanced mapping techniques such as
LIDAR
 The effectiveness of the system is highly dependent on sensor accuracy and
environmental conditions.
 Due to lack of access hardware materials due to high cost we cannot implement
our project fully.

1.9. organization of the study

The study on the Simulation of a Line Follower Robot for Hospital Applications is structured to
ensure a systematic approach to designing and analyzing the robot's functionality within a
hospital environment. The study begins with an introduction that highlights the significance of
automation in healthcare logistics and the role of autonomous robots in improving hospital
efficiency. It also outlines the project’s objectives, scope, and expected contributions to
healthcare automation.

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Following this, the literature review examines previous research on line follower robots, their
applications, and advancements in sensor-based navigation. This section explores different
sensor technologies, control algorithms, and hospital automation trends, providing a strong
theoretical foundation for the study.

The methodology section describes the design and simulation process of the robot, including
hardware and software components such as Arduino, IR sensors, ultrasonic sensors, motor
drivers, and Proteus simulation software. It also discusses the selection of components, circuit
design, and programming logic used to simulate the robot's movement and obstacle avoidance
mechanisms.

The data collection and analysis section focuses on gathering relevant information from hospital
settings to determine optimal robot paths, stopping mechanisms, and potential challenges in real-
world applications. The study also evaluates the accuracy and efficiency of the robot’s
navigation through simulated test cases.

The simulation plan outlines the step-by-step implementation of the project in Proteus,
including the creation of a virtual hospital environment, the setup of sensor-based navigation,
and the testing of different scenarios to ensure reliable operation. The timeline and resource
allocation section provides an estimated schedule for completing different phases of the project,
along with the necessary hardware and software resources required for successful
implementation.

Finally, the expected outcomes and impact assessment discuss the potential benefits of
deploying such a robotic system in hospitals, including reduced workload for medical staff,
increased efficiency in hospital supply transportation, and improved hygiene by minimizing
human contact. The study concludes by summarizing key findings and suggesting future
improvements, such as integrating .

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CHAPTER TWO
2. LITERATURE SERVEY
2.1. literature review

Several studies have explored the design, implementation, and applications of line follower
robots. Smith et al. (2015) discussed the role of mobile robots in hospital automation,
emphasizing their ability to reduce human effort and enhance operational efficiency.

The study highlighted the importance of sensor-based navigation and the integration of
microcontrollers such as ARDUINO and PIC for autonomous control.

Similarly, Gupta and Sharma (2017) developed a prototype of a line follower robot using an
ARDUINO Uno and infrared sensors to follow a designated path. Their research demonstrated
that IR sensors effectively detect contrast differences between the line and the surrounding
surface, allowing for precise movement control. However, their study pointed out that external
lighting conditions could affect the accuracy of IR sensors.

Another study by Ahmed et al. (2019) focused on improving obstacle avoidance in line
follower robots. They incorporated ultrasonic sensors to detect and avoid obstacles in dynamic

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environments. Their experimental results showed that ultrasonic sensors significantly enhanced
the robot's ability to navigate hospital corridors while avoiding collisions.

The study recommended further improvements through machine learning algorithms to predict
and respond to complex environments

The choice of sensors plays a crucial role in the efficiency of a line follower robot. According
to Lee and Kim (2020), the most commonly used sensors for line following are infrared sensors,
proximity sensors, and ultrasonic sensors. They found that IR sensors work well for detecting
predefined paths, while ultrasonic sensors are essential for avoiding obstacles in real-time.

Moreover, Patel et al. (2021) proposed a hybrid approach that combined camera-based vision
sensors with IR sensors to improve path detection accuracy. Their research demonstrated that
image processing techniques such as edge detection and color segmentation could improve the
robot's ability to follow complex paths, making it more adaptable for real-world hospital
environments. Hospitals require efficient, autonomous robots for material handling, and various
researchers have explored their practical applications.

Williams et al. (2018) investigated the deployment of line follower robots in hospital supply
chains. Their study indicated that robots could automate the transportation of medicines, lab
samples, and surgical instruments, reducing reliance on human staff and ensuring timely
deliveries.

Similarly, CHOWD HURY and Das (2022) analyzed the impact of robotic automation in
hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. They highlighted that contactless delivery of medical
supplies using robots significantly minimized the risk of infection transmission. Their study
suggested integrating IoT-based tracking systems to monitor the movement of line follower
robots within hospital premises.

While line follower robots have demonstrated significant potential, several challenges need to
be addressed for their widespread adoption in hospitals. Johnson et al. (2020) identified path
recognition issues, sensor calibration, and real-time obstacle detection as key challenges. Their
research emphasized the need for AI-driven navigation systems that enable robots to adapt to
dynamic hospital environments.
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Additionally, Mukherjee and Singh (2023) explored the integration of LiDAR sensors and AI
algorithms for improving path-following efficiency. They concluded that machine learning-based
predictive navigation could enhance the robot's ability to handle complex pathways, sudden
obstacles, and varying floor conditions.

CHAPTER THREE
3. METHODOLOGY
3.1. work flow for proposed system

The methodology outlines the systematic approach used to design, simulate, and analyze the
line follower robot. The development process involves the following steps:

1. System Design & Component Selection – The necessary hardware components, including
Arduino microcontroller, IR sensors, ultrasonic sensors, motor driver (L298N), and DC motors,
are selected based on efficiency and compatibility.

2. Algorithm Development – A line-following algorithm is designed using IR sensor inputs for

path detection and ultrasonic sensors for obstacle avoidance. The robot follows a black line on a
white surface, adjusting direction accordingly.

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3. Circuit Design in Proteus – The circuit is simulated in Proteus software, where all
components are connected virtually to verify functionality.

4. Microcontroller Programming – Arduino IDE is used to write and upload code for sensor
input processing, motor control, and obstacle detection.

5. Simulation Testing – The system is tested in Proteus, ensuring that the robot follows the
predefined path correctly and detects obstacles efficiently.

6. Performance Evaluation – The results of the simulation are analyzed to check for accuracy,
speed, and reliability in navigation.

3.2.1.Data Collection and Analysis

The project relies on sensor data and simulation results for evaluation.

Data Collection:

1. IR Sensor Readings – Collected to determine the accuracy of path detection.

2. Ultrasonic Sensor Readings – Used to measure obstacle detection distance.

3. Motor Speed Data – Recorded to analyze movement efficiency.

4. Response Time – The time taken for the robot to detect and avoid obstacles is measured.

Data Analysis:

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The collected sensor data is analyzed using graphs and tables to evaluate performance.

The effectiveness of line-following accuracy, obstacle avoidance, and speed control is assessed.

Any errors, misalignment, or delays in movement are identified and corrected in the algorithm.

3.3. DESIGN AND Simulation Plan

The Proteus simulation plan follows these steps:

1. Creating the Circuit – Connect Arduino, IR sensors, ultrasonic sensor, L298N motor driver,
and DC motors in Proteus.

2. Uploading Code – Write and upload Arduino code that enables the robot to follow the line and
avoid obstacles.

3. Testing Path Following – Simulate the robot’s ability to stay on a predefined path.

4. Testing Obstacle Avoidance – Place virtual obstacles in Proteus and verify that the robot
detects and avoids them.

5. Adjusting Parameters – Fine-tune sensor sensitivity, motor speed, and obstacle detection range
based on test results. .

4. Timeline
Week 1: Project planning, literature review, and defining objectives.

Week 2: Selection of components (Arduino, sensors, motor driver) and circuit design in Proteus.

Week 3: Writing and debugging Arduino code for line following, obstacle detection, and
stopping mechanisms.

Week 4: Implementing and testing the circuit in Proteus software.

Week 5: Debugging and optimizing sensor response and motor control logic.

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Week 6: Integrating advanced features such as RFID, QR code detection, or color-based

stopping.

Week 7: Running test cases in Proteus to verify accuracy and efficiency.

Week 8: Finalizing the simulation, preparing the project report, and submitting the project.

5. Resources
The resources required for the project include:

1. Hardware Components:

 ARDUINO Uno – Microcontroller for processing sensor data and controlling

motors.
 IR Sensors - To detect the path.
 Ultrasonic Sensor – To detect obstacles.
 L298N Motor Driver – To control DC motors.
 DC Motors & Wheels – To drive the robot.
 Power Supply (Battery)– To power the components.

2. Software Tools:

 ARDUIN IDE – For programming the microcontroller.

 Proteus – For circuit simulation.

3. Human Resources:
 Project Supervisor – To provide guidance.
 Team Members – Responsible for coding, simulation, and testing.

6. Expected Outcome
1. Successful Simulation of Line Following Behavior

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The robot will accurately follow a predefined black line on a white surface using infrared (IR)
sensors. The system will maintain a stable trajectory, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted
movement.

2. Efficient Obstacle Detection and Avoidance

The robot will integrate an ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles in its path. Upon detecting an
obstacle, the robot will either stop or reroute, depending on the programmed logic.

3. Automatic Stopping at Designated Locations

The robot will stop at specific hospital rooms using one of the following methods:

RFID technology – Reads tags placed at room entrance.

Color detection – Stops upon sensing a predefined color marker

A complete simulation circuit in Proteus, ready for real-world implementation

7. Impact of the Proposed Project

The implementation of a line follower robot in hospitals has the following benefits

 Increased Efficiency – Reduces the need for manual transportation of medical

supplies, improving hospital workflow.
 Enhanced Safety & Hygiene – Minimizes human contact with sensitive items,
reducing the risk of contamination.
 Cost-Effective Solution – Provides an affordable robotic automation alternative
for healthcare institutions.
 Reduces Human Workload – Allows hospital staff to focus on critical tasks
instead of transportation duties.

8 . Conclusion
In conclusion, the proposed project focused on the design and simulation of a line follower
robot tailored for hospital applications. By utilizing autonomous navigation based on sensor-
guided movement, the system enhances the efficiency and reliability of intra-hospital logistics.
The integration of microcontrollers, sensors, and motor control mechanisms ensures accurate

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path-following, minimizing human intervention in routine tasks such as medicine delivery,

sample transportation, and patient assistance.

The automation of these processes contributes to improved operational efficiency, reduced

workload for medical staff, and enhanced patient care. The simulation results validate the
system's ability to navigate predefined paths with precision, demonstrating its potential for real-
world deployment in healthcare settings. Additionally, the user-friendly interface and robust
control mechanisms ensure smooth interaction and adaptability to different hospital
environments.

Through rigorous testing, performance evaluation, and future optimizations—including

advanced path planning and obstacle avoidance—the project lays a strong foundation for the
development of a reliable and efficient hospital

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2. Gupta, R., & Sharma, A. (2017). Design and Implementation of an Arduino-Based Line
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