This app uses the accelerometer on your phone to act as a lap timer. It records laps and final race stats.
Nail Duino RC Car controll through android app.
Nail Duino RC Car controll through android app.
Raspberry Pi RC Car with an Android app
Source code on GitHub: https://github.com/leonvandenbeukel/RaspberryPiRC.
Controlling RC Car using Intel Galileo Gen2 board & Android Tablet
Watch outdoor demo of this car at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIopZWDb_Jk#t=2.2s This application is developed using Intel Galileo Gen 2 board, LD298 ...
I Raghavendra Ural, congratulations for the project, great idea! I'm trying
do a academy project, and here i have to do a wifi hotspot, but until now,
i didn´t have success! can you give me some help with this step? best
regards
if you download latest OS image from software.intel.com/IOT, you can use connmanctl program to do thisSteps:$connmanctlconnmanctl>enable wificonnmanctl>tether wifi on myhotspot myhotspotpasswordthats all. it will enable hotspot for you..
I had initially done this forward backword tilt stuff. But later it became very difficult to control the car with tilt. Hence, switched back to those two arrows.
I have used 7.5v 2.2ah battery to power up Galileo. I had separate
batteries for back wheel motor (which came along with RC car) and one for
turning wheel (9v and 6v respectively). You can club these two.
Hello. I am studying Galileo recently. You project is wonderful. Can you share the process of developing this product. I have Galileo Gen 1. Wifi N6235 now. Where can I buy other items for completing it?
I am an undergraduate bachelor student of Electrical Electronic
Engineering from University Malaysia Pahang, I was planning on using intel
galileo for my final year project.
my project involve a automatic garden system that can be be control using
android application. Is it possible? what interface would I need. can this
connectanything help in making the android apps for smart phone?
how do you develop the apps? can the apps accept input and produce output?
Regards,
Ashraf
Hi Ashraf,Its quite possible. I can say this confidently because I have a working Galileo water control system at home which is used to water my plants and also for pumping water to overhead tank on need bases. I am using simple web page to do this activity. How it is done:Download the linux image from software.intel.com/iot website.Simplest way:1. This linux image has NodeJS modules inbuilt. You need to start a nodejs server. you can even open a socket connection if required. 2. Build your webpage and open this webpage from any web browser. Alternatively you can use Intel XDK (xdk.intel.com) and build a cross platform application which can run on android, ios etc. from the XDK you can connect to this webpage. 3. This linux image has APIs to control GPIOs. You can refer samples from https://github.com/intel-iot-devkitregardsRaghavendraTwitter:@ragural
Arduino Bluetooth RC car controlled from Android phone with RoboRemo app
Hi,First make sure your HC-05 is in slave mode (power it, and then try to pair from Android Bluetooth menu. Pin code is something like 1234 or 0000). Then you have to modify the BaudRate in Arduino sketch to be same as in your HC-05. It is usually 9600 or 38400.
+April Cyra BalaHi, if your car is powered by 4.5V (3 batteries) and if your HC-06 supports 5V, then it is possible, but not recommended. The motors usually produce high current ripple that causes the Bluetooth module to reset.
+ade surya hi, is it necessary to use a voltage regulator module when using a HC-06 bluetooth module? Or maybe it can work without a voltage regulator?
Hi,Yes, it should work with HC-06 too, but you need to modify the Arduino sketch. Remove these lines: bluetooth.begin(115200); // Bluetooth default baud is 115200 bluetooth.print("$"); bluetooth.print("$"); bluetooth.print("$"); // enter cmd mode delay(250); bluetooth.println("U,9600,N"); // change baud to 9600 bluetooth.begin(9600); and write just bluetooth.begin(9600);assuming your module is configured for 9600 baud rate.Also mare sure it supports 5V, or use an external 3.3V regulator.
That is very cool! Thanks for sharing. We built a similar project.
However, we installed the Android device onto the RC car and used an IOIO
board to control it autonomously. Here you can see the result:
//youtu.be/vkvkfcqEUkk
Your comment is extremely rude. At this stage in development I had yet to
purchase a soldering iron and was not able to keep the wires in place on
the bluetooth device, which is why I used the breadboard. Also this was a
proof of concept for connecting between the mobile phone and the arduino
board. I eventually added it to the car, but not permanently as I would go
on to use the arduino board for other research.
hello, im looking for an app to control a rc car with one finger (like a
joystick)... The same like yours. Can i controll every rc car via bluetooth
with your app? Or do you know another android app that works like yours?
The background is that i can use only my thumb to control my phone...
Thanks
Can you help me, I want to do something similar but under arduino wifi, to
make the connection between the Arduino and the phone, could colaborarme
and would appreciate more than anything about the code of the joystick,
thanks in advance. Regards
Can you make something like manual? For complete noobs like I am? That
would be great! Or can you just tell me what I need to buy? Which arduino
board and what shields? Thanks!