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{{Template:Infobox_Robot
| Name                                        = SDAC
| Image                                       = HowToPutPic.jpg
| ProcessorType                               = Arduino
| SensorsUsed                                 = Pixi cam,sonar,bump,torue 
| Purpose                                     = Atonomis car
| Creators                                    = JC Crow, Alan de al Rosa
}}

SDAC "Self Driving Autonomies Car"
This is a robotic car that can dive around and stay inside the lines of its lane. it will also be able to see the color so the lights of a the street light and now when to stop, go, or go faster depending om the color of the light. 

'''Robot Name''' is a blah blah blah robot. This is where we put the introductory paragraph describing the robot in general. This section should be a few sentences long and get the reader excited about the robot. '''(Required by Proposal deadline)'''

== Problem Statement ==

As part of the requirements of the robot are to solve a real problem, this section should discuss the problem. It shouldn't mention the robot specifically, but instead give a brief overview/background/history of the problem that the robot wishes to solve. As an example, if you were building a firefighting robot, in this section you could do research on different types of fires, how many fireman are injured by fires every year, and the costs/etc of fire damage in general. '''(Required by Proposal deadline)'''

Have trouble driveing? Need some help on the road? For many year humans and vehicles have to tried not drive together but have the car drive themselves so that the human can get to work without the tests task of having to drive in traffic for look out or the lights in the street on knowing when to stop. Have ever been out on the town drinking and then you ride leave earlier then you want to. Year after year hundreds of people are killed in car accidents that could have easily avoided if the person had only been paying attention to the road. 


== Robot Solution ==

This section you should give a detailed description of the robot you intend to create. It should describe all of the tasks the robot should be able to complete, and how the robot intends to complete them. This section should again excited the reader, and make them very interested in your robot. Try to be as detailed as possible in this section. '''(Required by Proposal deadline)'''

The solution to this problem is that 

== Robot Specifications ==

In this section, you should include a detailed list of all of the parts that you intend to use to construct the robot. At a minimum, this section should include the platform, method of locomotion (movement), motors, servos, and all of the sensors you intend to use. This section must be completed by the proposal deadline, however it is OK if you update it throughout if you decide to use different approaches '''(Required by Proposal deadline)'''.

== Project Schedule ==

In this section, you need to include a complete schedule itemizing where you will be in the completion process every week from now until the end of the term. This may be in the form of a table, or you may create a Gantt Chart in another software package and upload the image of it here. '''(Required by Proposal deadline)'''


== Weekly Status Updates ==

In this section, you will be required to post a weekly update on the status of your robot. This is due Thursday at midnight every week, starting Jan 29 until the end of the semester. You should describe the progress on your robot, but at a minimum it must include 1) Progress made over the previous week, 2) Progress you intend to make over the coming week, 3) Any problems or issues you encountered over the previous week. Please feel free to elaborate on your work in this section. When you have finished the robot, it will be very nice to have a journal of your entire creation process. Please create a new subheading for each week. I provide three examples of subheadings below.

=== January 29, 2015 ===

This week I added blah blah blah.

=== February 05, 2015 ===

This week....

=== February 12, 2015 ===

You get the idea...

== Robot Schematics ==

In this section you will provide complete schematics for the robot you designed. This section isn't required until later in the semester, and will be due on the final deadline of the robot.

== Robot Source Code ==

In this section you will include the code that you used to program the robot. Like the previous section, this section isn't required until later in the semester, and will be due on the final deadline of the robot. 

== Video of the Robot ==

In this section you will include a link to a YouTube (or other video sharing site) video of your robot in action. This section isn't required until the final deadline for the robot. 

== Photos of the Robot ==

In this section you will include photographs of your robot. Like the previous sections, this one is required until the final deadline.