- Sensores Infravermelho: são mais baratos, porém quanto a detectar obstáculos não são tão bons. Além disso são problemáticos para detectar objetos escuros.
- Sensores Ultrassônicos (ou sonar): São mais caros, porém são mais eficientes para detectar objetos. Além disso são mais recomendados para se usar durante o dia na luz do sol.
- 1 uma placa arduino básica (pode ser uma Arduino UNO)
- 1 sensor ultrassonico
- 1 placa bluetooth para Arduino
- 1 telefone Android com bluetooth
- Motodev Studio 3.1.0 ou superior
- Arduino IDE
- Amarino Tool Kit
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