In this article, we will teach you how to create an elevator project with Arduino and how to use the shield board to connect and control all the devices in the project. The 5 units of this shield were made available for free for you to receive in your home and use in any project with Arduino.

In this Instructable I will show you how I built a two-level toy elevator, with working sliding doors and a car that moves up and down on demand. The heart of the elevator is an Arduino Uno (or in this case an Adafruit Metro), with the Adafruit Motor Shield installed on top of it.

May 3, 2018 · Elevator with 4 floors and automatic doors It's an elevator with automatic doors. The code has two FSM, one for the motor that makes it go up and down and one for the automatic door.

Description: This Arduino Uno Elevator Simulator project showcases the functionality of a real-world elevator system using an Arduino Uno microcontroller board. Complete with a button interface for floor selection and indicator lights to display the elevator cabin's position, the project demonstrates the Arduino Uno's efficiency in managing ...

The aim of the project was to design and implement a simulation of real fully functional 3-floor elevator with all its features such as ability to transport objects within the floors, smart doors, overweight system and fire alarm system.

Oct 6, 2020 · This Contactless Elevator is using Arduino Nano, an APDS9960 Gesture Sensor, and an OLED display module. With this gesture based control panel, you can easily control your Lift by making a hand gesture.

To ensure safety and reliability, the miniature elevator was equipped with sensors such as motion sensors. These sensors were integrated with the Arduino microcontroller to provide real-time feedback on the position and status of the elevator.

so, using a sensor and a DC motor you can program an Arduino to control an elevator model . in addition to few push buttons of course. we will go through the steps then talk about the code

Apr 21, 2021 · This Arduino elevator consists of the following electronic elements: 4 x reed switch sensor modules; 1 x LCD Display; 1 x DC motor; 1 x Driver for DC Motor; 1 x Arduino UNO; The Arduino elevator structure was developed to support the sensor modules on its side. They will emit a signal when they detect the position of the Arduino elevator ...

Dec 2, 2014 · It was a three floors controlled elevator. We used an Arduino Uno, I'll leave you here the document explaining how we did it, it is in spanish but I hope it might help you, otherwise you can ask. Here's a video of the elevator working: