This is an automated parking I've built with PICAXE components. There are four places and three of them have a digital sensor of distance. There is a push-button at the entrance which activates the barrier. The LCD display shows how many places are avaiable. There are 4 LED, one for each place and the barrier is a servo.
jueves, 1 de mayo de 2014
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Welcome everybody, this blog is going to be about the world of PICAXE. PICAXE chips are popular because they are very low-cost, and simple to program using free, easy-to-learn software.
This is an automated parking I've built with PICAXE components. There are four places and three of them have a digital sensor of distance. There is a push-button at the entrance which activates the barrier. The LCD display shows how many places are avaiable. There are 4 LED, one for each place and the barrier is a servo.
This is an automated parking I've built with PICAXE components. There are four places and three of them have a digital sensor of distance. There is a push-button at the entrance which activates the barrier. The LCD display shows how many places are avaiable. There are 4 LED, one for each place and the barrier is a servo.
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