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Latest revision as of 10:04, 8 June 2024
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About the project
The Remote Controlled Car project involves building a car that can be operated remotely using the BlueDot library. he car will be controlled via a smartphone or tablet, using the BlueDot interface to send commands for moving the car forward, backward, left, or right. This project teaches the principles of robotics, Bluetooth communication, and real-time remote control, providing students with hands-on experience in developing and managing a remote-controlled vehicle.
Video
Build a robot
- Be careful with cable management so the cables don't get stuck in wheels.
- Fasten your LED and buzzer with two sided tape or build a holder for them.
Building instructions:
Get the robot ready
- Pick and place wheels so they don't interfere with each other.
Raspberry Python Code:
Ideas for improvement
- Make movement smoother.
- Add sensors for even more functionality.
- Learn the car to make tricks.
Evaluate your performance
- Think about how you approached the problem and about how else could it be solved.
- Evaluate yourself on how you adapted when something didn't work as you hoped it would.
Teacher Resources
Links
