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Code and wiring:drive.google.com/drive/folders/14c-J4gmq6XOkkmOQMr…
This project is a smart, fully automated street light controller built around an Arduino Nano, designed to turn on lamps at dusk and off at a preset time, with flexible manual override and complete customization via an IR remote. The system uses an LDR sensor to detect darkness; when the light level drops below a user‑adjustable threshold, both relays (and thus the connected lamps) are switched on. The first relay runs on a timed countdown until a configurable off‑hour (default 11 PM), while the second relay stays on continuously until the Arduino is powered down or manually toggled. A DS3231 real‑time clock ensures accurate timekeeping, and a TM1637 display shows the remaining time, current time, or LDR readings, switching automatically to an “OFF” / time alternation once the first relay turns off. The entire system can be paused, reset, or bypassed, and all parameters – including the LDR threshold, off‑time, and buzzer mute state – are stored in EEPROM, surviving power cycles. The IR remote provides full control: adjust the remaining time in 5‑minute steps, toggle either relay independently at any moment, switch between remaining time and clock display, or enter a settings menu to set the clock, fine‑tune the LDR sensitivity, change the relay off‑hour, or mute the buzzer – all with clear on‑screen feedback. Whether used as a smart street light, garden lamp controller, or general‑purpose dusk‑to‑dawn switch, this system offers reliable, programmable automation with intuitive remote operation and persistent memory, making it a versatile solution for outdoor lighting management.
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Wireless control with a joystick, smooth and responsive. Don't forget to add a 10µF–100µF capacitor on the nRF24L01 power pin to prevent voltage drops and disconnects.
Watch:https://youtu.be/tDWYqrWO2iU?si=7UWq6...
Code and wiring diagram: check video description!
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Watch Arduino nano obstacles avoiding robot 🤖🤖🤖
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Building a Mecanum Robot with ESP32 | Out now
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5 modes including auto obstacle avoidance
Bluetooth control
RGB effects per mode
HC-SR04 with 30cm safe zone
Watch: https://youtu.be/MFxkcwkLzHw?si=3AWxR...
Code and wiring: in video description
App link: in video description
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