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Arduino RC Car Project

The document outlines a project by first-year students to create a Bluetooth-controlled RC car using Arduino. It details the components required, working principles, applications, and advantages of the project, emphasizing its ease of construction and potential for expansion. The project serves as an educational tool for wireless robotics and basic mechatronics learning.

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Arduino RC Car Project

The document outlines a project by first-year students to create a Bluetooth-controlled RC car using Arduino. It details the components required, working principles, applications, and advantages of the project, emphasizing its ease of construction and potential for expansion. The project serves as an educational tool for wireless robotics and basic mechatronics learning.

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TECH TITANS

Arduino RC Car
Project

Presented by the 1st year students


MEET OUR TEAM
Project Overview
Bluetooth Controlled RC Car
This project involves building a Bluetooth-controlled RC car using
an Arduino. By utilizing a Bluetooth module, users can control the
car's movement remotely, enhancing the overall experience.
Components Required

GENUINO MOTOR DRIVER BLUETOOTH MODULE COVER


The central control unit for Allows control of the RC car Enables wireless The base structure that houses
your RC car project. motors' speed and direction. communication between your all components of the car.
smartphone and RC car.
Circuit Diagram
WORKING PRINCIPLE
User presses a button on the Bluetooth mobile app.

The app sends a command (F/B/L/R/S) via Bluetooth.

HC-05 transfers command to Arduino through serial communication.

Arduino interprets command and drives the motor driver.

Motors move the car Forward, Backward, Left, Right, or Stop.


APPLICATIONS
Wireless robotics

Smart vehicles

Home automation prototypes

Basic mechatronics learning

College / School science exhibitions


ADVANTAGES
Wireless control up to 10 meters

Low-cost and easy to build

Expandable (sensors, lights, buzzer, camera, etc.)

Beginner-friendly design
THANK YOU

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