Home Lighting Simulation Project w/Arduino Uno, Bluetooth HC05, Android Smartphone & mBlock 3

The video demonstrates an Arduino-based home automation system using a shoebox model to simulate a house with LED lights representing room lighting. It explains the setup involving an HC05 Bluetooth module, wiring, and a Samsung Android phone to control the lights via an app. The app allows for individual and group light control, with options for different combinations and color lids. The video also covers the coding aspect using M Block and a custom extension for the Bluetooth module, aimed at simplifying the process for students and adults.

What is used as a model flat in the Arduino home automation simulation?

• A wooden board

• A plastic container

• A shoebox lid

• A cardboard box

Which component is used to control the lights via a smartphone app?

• Wi-Fi module

• Infrared sensor

• HC05 Bluetooth module

• Zigbee module

What can you do with the app in terms of light control?

• Only turn on one light at a time

• Turn on and off all lights simultaneously

• Control lights with voice commands

• Change light colors

What is the purpose of the custom extension developed for the HC05 module?

• To enable Wi-Fi connectivity

• To add voice control features

• To simplify coding for users

• To enhance the Bluetooth range

Which software version is used for coding in this project?

• M Block version two

• Arduino IDE

• Scratch

• M Block version three