May 1, 2020 · This project uses mobile phone to communicate with a robot via bluetooth. It also senses obstacles and stops to avoid collision.

Apr 26, 2024 · In this project, I will show you how to design and develop a Bluetooth Controlled Robot using Arduino, HC-05 Bluetooth Module and L298N Motor Driver Module. On the other end of the Bluetooth Communication, I will be using a Smart Phone and a simple Android App to control the Robotic Car.

In this article I’m building a bluetooth controlled robot with arduino. If you prefer watching videos, here is a video tutorial I made!:

Sep 13, 2024 · Build a Bluetooth-controlled robot using the Intelli Bot V1 DIY Robotics Kit, featuring an Arduino Nano and an HC-05 Bluetooth module. This project is perfect for hobbyists and beginners eager to explore wireless communication with …

Feb 19, 2020 · In this project, I control a robotic arm with a phone using HC-05 bluetooth module and an Android app (mit app inventor). If you want to control your robot with your phone, the main component of all the communication between the Arduino and the phone will be the HC-05 Bluetooth module.

Oct 29, 2017 · Control the robot via Bluetooth using a smartphone. We used the Bluetooth terminal app. Here we used: You can find the schematics below. upload the sketch into your arduino board. connect the arduino,motor driver and bluetooth module as shown in the figure.

Mar 24, 2020 · I am running 6 servos from an arduino uno r3 and a sensor shield v5.0 along with an HC-05 Bluetooth module. All the servos run from the arduino code but something in the Bluetooth to app connection is not working.

The Fire Fighting Robot using Bluetooth Module is an IoT project using Arduino IDE. It's controlled by a mobile app and can move 360 degrees with wheels. The app directs the robot towards a fire, and commands can be given to spray water.

Bluetooth Controlled Arduino Robot Arm: I finally added bluetooth capability to my arduino robot arm. I did that using the HC-06 bluetooth module.

This project focuses on developing a Bluetooth-controlled fire-fighting robot using Arduino. The robot's primary objective is to collect ping pong balls and deposit them into multi-angle tubes, simulating filling up emergency water tanks.