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OVERVIEW
Taekwondo
is recognised as one of the oldest forms of martial arts that originated in
Korea. It is a very systemic martial art that involves head-height kicks,
spinning, jumping, and fast kicking techniques.
The
traditional method of score tracking and registering was done manually in the
past, but as technology has evolved, the score tracking method became
electronic based as it is a lot more efficient to fulfil the tasks.
This
project attempts to introduce an alternative that can be used to replace and
improve the current scoring system by implementing effective wireless
capabilities that is also cheap and affordable. The system uses
microcontrollers as tools to process and transmit data, such as Arduino Uno in
the judge box where points are awarded from and transmitted, and Arduino Mega
which acts as the master controller and receives the transmitted data,
processes it, and sends the data to the output display. The master controller
is able to receive signals from either 3 or 4 judge boxes, depending on the
setting, and register scores from at least 2 of them, then transmit the score
points to the GUI that displays the real time scoring on screen.
Figure
1 shows a three-judge configuration, where there are only three judge boxes
connected, while Figure 2 shows a four-judge configuration where all four judge
boxes are connected. There scores inserted by the judges are wirelessly
transmitted to the master terminal, where the master controller is located. After
processing, the scores are then displayed on the output display screen.
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