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The document introduces the ATL Tinkering Lab, an initiative by NITI Aayog that promotes STEM and innovation using tools like Arduino. It covers the basics of Arduino, its components, projects, and applications, as well as safety rules and resources for learning. The document encourages creativity and innovation through hands-on projects and competitions.
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ATL Arduino Presentation AI Style

The document introduces the ATL Tinkering Lab, an initiative by NITI Aayog that promotes STEM and innovation using tools like Arduino. It covers the basics of Arduino, its components, projects, and applications, as well as safety rules and resources for learning. The document encourages creativity and innovation through hands-on projects and competitions.
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Welcome to ATL Tinkering Lab

• Let's Explore the World of Arduino &


Innovation!
• By [Your Name]
What is ATL (Atal Tinkering Lab)?
• • Initiative by NITI Aayog
• • Promotes STEM & innovation
• • Equipped with tools like Arduino, sensors,
motors, etc.
What is Arduino?
• • Open-source microcontroller platform
• • Easy to use hardware & software
• • Used for creating interactive electronics
projects
Types of Arduino Boards in ATL
• • Arduino UNO (Most common)
• • Arduino Nano
• • Arduino Mega
• [Include images of each]
What Can We Do with Arduino?
• • Control lights, motors
• • Sense environment using sensors
• • Build robots & automation systems
Arduino UNO – Basic Parts
• • USB port, power jack, digital & analog pins
• • ATmega328 microcontroller
• [Labelled image of Arduino UNO]
Basic Tools Available in ATL
• • Breadboard, jumper wires
• • LEDs, resistors, switches
• • Screwdrivers, multimeter, soldering kit
• [Show pictures of each]
Most Used Sensors in ATL
• • Ultrasonic sensor
• • IR sensor
• • Temperature sensor
• • Motion sensor (PIR)
• [Show real photos]
Output Devices in ATL
• • Buzzer
• • DC Motor, Servo Motor
• • LEDs, Relay Module
• • LCD Display
Arduino Software (IDE)
• • Free software to write & upload code
• • Easy interface
• [Insert screenshot of Arduino IDE]
Uploading Code to Arduino
• 1. Connect Arduino via USB
• 2. Open Arduino IDE
• 3. Write or paste code
• 4. Select correct Board & Port
• 5. Click Upload Button
• [Add diagram/image]
First Code: Blink LED
• ```cpp
• void setup() {
• pinMode(13, OUTPUT);
• }
• void loop() {
• digitalWrite(13, HIGH);
• delay(1000);
• digitalWrite(13, LOW);
• delay(1000);
Project: Automatic Street Light
• • LDR Sensor + LED
• • Turns on LED in dark
• [Simple circuit diagram]
Project: Obstacle Avoiding Car
• • Ultrasonic Sensor + Motors
• • Avoids objects
• [Show robot photo]
How Sensors Work
• • Analog vs Digital sensors
• • Input vs Output
• • Sensor = input; motor = output
What is Breadboard?
• • Used for making circuits without soldering
• • Internal connection structure
• [Show image of breadboard wiring]
Connecting Components
• • How to connect LED + resistor
• • Polarity (Positive & Negative)
• • Jumper wires use
Using Motors with Arduino
• • Types: DC, Servo, Stepper
• • Motor Driver usage (L298N)
• • PWM Control
Controlling LCD with Arduino
• • 16x2 LCD
• • Show “Hello World” example code
• • Connection diagram
Interfacing Buzzer with Arduino
• • Buzz on command
• • Alarm system example
• [Simple circuit]
Safety Rules in ATL
• • Don’t short circuits
• • Work under guidance
• • Turn off devices when not in use
ATL Innovation Project Ideas
• • Smart Dustbin
• • Traffic Signal System
• • Home Automation
Fun With Arduino – RGB LED
Project
• • Mix colors with code
• • PWM signal use
• [Add GIF/photo]
Internet of Things (IoT) – Basics
• • Connect sensors to internet
• • Arduino + WiFi (ESP8266)
• • Smart home examples
Real Life Applications
• • Smart Cities
• • Weather Stations
• • Medical monitoring
Competitions & Exhibitions
• • ATL Marathon
• • Science Fairs
• • National Innovation Contests
Helpful Websites to Learn Arduino
• • www.arduino.cc
• • www.circuitdigest.com
• • www.instructables.com
• • YouTube: CodeSmith, Robu.in
ATL Core Objectives
• • Encourage curiosity
• • Promote creativity
• • Build innovation culture
Quiz Round (Interactive)
• • 3-5 questions on Arduino basics
• Eg: “Which pin is used for PWM?”
Thank You & Keep Tinkering!
• “Explore – Invent – Inspire”
• [Creative robot background]
• Your contact/email (if required)

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