This swanky Magnavox remote is old enough to predate the use of infrared, and actually relies on ultrasound to communicate with the television. It’s a neat conversation starter, but not terri… ...

This password protected bluetooth based remote control operating at 2.4GHz frequency can be used to control robots, home appliances ... which are connected to the Arduino board (Board1) using jumper ...

Control home appliances with Bluetooth App from your smartphone. Control home appliances with any IR remote. Control home appliances with manual switches or Pushbutton. If you don't want to use PCB, ...

But he was never satisfied with its lack of IR remote control abilities. He fixed that feature-gap by building a Bluetooth to Infrared translator. The hardware he used for the prototype is quite ...

SwitchBot’s cheap universal remote can control your smart home, too For $59.99, the SwitchBot Universal Remote boasts compatibility with over 80,000 devices and supports Matter.

The BASICR4 model enhances capabilities while reducing costs compared to its predecessor. The S-MATE2, on the other hand, is the second version of a simple Remote Controller powered by batteries. It ...

The Schmartz PS3IR-PRO is an expensive IR-to-Bluetooth converter for the PS3, but it works great and puts your universal remote back in charge of your home theater.

Cypress Semiconductor has launched CY5672 Programmable Radio-on-a-Chip (PRoC) BLE remote control reference design kit to simplify the design process. The design provides a fully functional ...

It can be mounted on the wall with tape or screws, or left unattached so it can be taken anywhere—up to 100 feet from the nearest Halo Home device—much like a remote control.

Rechargeable (New): For added convenience, the WiiM Voice Remote 2 comes with a USB-C rechargeable battery. Without having to replace single-use batteries, the remote is more eco-friendly. Bluetooth ...

A Bluetooth remote control app for Sony cameras that is immediately available in your phone's notification area as soon as you turn on your camera. ... so you can at least switch between both ...