Bluetooth Car
Bluetooth Car
to control a car
WORKING
The car receives commands from a Bluetooth-enabled device, such as a smartphone or remote control.
The Arduino processes the commands and generates motor control signals.
The car moves according to the buttons touched in the Bluetooth mobile app.
The Bluetooth module microcontroller sends instructions to the motor driver so the motor can rotate
and move the car.
The Bluetooth Rc car app sends and receives signals between the smartphone and Arduino hardware.
The Arduino acts as the main controller of the device, receiving signals and sending them to the motors
and motor drivers.
The ultrasonic sensor system monitors for obstacles and automatically controls the speed of the vehicle.
The user can monitor the robot's movements on their smart device and allow the car to drive in their
own way.
The robot can detect distant objects and escape obstacles.
The Android app sends a letter to the HC05, which then talks to the Arduino.
The Arduino code reads the letter and activates the pins to run the motor.
ADVANTAGES OF A
BLUETOOTH
CONTROLLED CAR
INCLUDE:
Wider range of control
More efficiency
Ability to change the remote anytime
Ability to use any Android device, including phones, tablets, and
computers
The Bluetooth module works as a slave while the smartphone is a
master. The Bluetooth module has six pins: STATE, RXD, TXD, GND,
VCC, and EN. The STATE pin defines the state of the module.