With an Arduino board, a colour sensor module, and an RGB LED, one may detect and identify colours with the help of a colour detector system project. In order to show the colour detected on the RGB LED, the project involves programming the Arduino to read data from the colour sensor module.
The colour sensor module measures the amount of light reflected from an item to determine its colour. The RGB LED is used to display the colour that was detected, with the Red, Green, and Blue colours each illuminating to a different degree to produce the desired colour.
he project can be applied to many different tasks, including classifying objects according to colour, spotting colour variations in industrial processes, and recognising colours for artistic endeavours. It can also be used as an educational tool to teach students about color theory and light.
The project is reasonably simple to construct, and the necessary materials are easily accessible. It's a great method to learn electronics and programming while making something practical and useful. Overall, the Arduino colour detector technology is a creative and interesting project that fuses art and technology to produce a practical tool for a variety of uses.