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Three infrared obstacle sensors wired to a Raspberry Pi's GPIO, with Python code that detects objects and triggers actions.
A Raspberry Pi reads three FC-51 infrared obstacle sensors through its GPIO pins. The wiring diagram was documented in Fritzing, and the Python service turns detections into events for counting, robot navigation or access triggers.
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