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    The LED will light up when motion is detected by the PIR sensor. If no motion is detected, the LED
                      will remain off. This confirms that the sensor is detecting changes in infrared radiation.

                                                               If a robot detects a fire in a building,
                                                                should it prioritise alerting humans
                                                                   or suppressing the fire itself?

                      The above virtual task can also be carried out using physical hardware components. Let's perform
                      the same.

                      Materials Required

                                LED          Resistor (220-ohm)        Wires               Battery       PIR Motion Sensor

                      Steps Walkthrough
                      To build the motion-activated LED circuit, start by connecting the Power (VCC) pin of the PIR
                      sensor to the positive (+) terminal of the battery. Then, connect the Ground (GND) pin of the PIR
                      sensor to the negative (-) terminal of the battery. Next, take a 220-ohm resistor and connect one
                      end to the Signal (OUT) pin of the PIR sensor. The other end of the resistor should be connected
                      to the anode (+) (positive leg) of the LED. Finally, connect the cathode (-) (negative leg) of the LED
                      directly to the negative (-) terminal of the battery.

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