Electronic systems can help the visually impaired. This innovative project combines an Arduino Nano, a TCS34725 color sensor, and a buzzer to assist users who have trouble seeing colors. How can a ...

With just one TCS230 color sensor and two SG90 servomotors, you can easily sort candies based on their color. The machine operates by moving the candy from the main container to the sensor and then to ...

This project explores the capabilities of the Arduino Uno Mini and the TCS3200 sensor for detecting and identifying RGB and secondary colors. The TCS3200 sensor measures the intensity of red, green, ...

This paper introduces an Arduino-based color-sorting conveyor belt system that automates object sorting by color. Employing a TCS3200 color sensor, an Arduino microcontroller detects red, green, and ...

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TCS3200 Color Sensor & Arduino TCS3200 Color Sensor & Arduino In real-world, a color sensor can be connected with an Arduino to recognize all of the RGB as well as magenta, yellow and cyan color ...

[Rick] chose an Arduino to do all the heavy lifting for the light sensor and activating the LEDs. After a few tests [Rick] got his color sensor working, but it’s not up to par with what he had ...

Also, be careful not to let the emitter and receiver face each other. As an aside, my prototype has a typical sensing range up to 10cm. Note at this point that actual system performance will depend on ...