remote-control-car

Network Remote Control Car Software For Raspberry Pi.

Bluetooth Remote Control Car is an ESP32-based project that can avoid obstacles.

Various projects on the road to creating a more interesting system for lights on RC cars. It won't be small, but at least I'll have fun making it.

Remotely control any car over WIFI with an ESP8266 or ESP32

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iOS Bluetooth remote controller app (Designed for Arduino)

An open-source ESP32-C3 rover controlled by a second ESP32-C3 over an NRF24L01+ radio link. The receiver drives a four-channel AT8236 motor driver and provides a local Wi-Fi configuration page.

Modifing RC Car to be controllable via internet. Using on board Android phone it can receive commands, send GPS location and stream live camera footage.

RC-CAR control by smartphone

Projects contaning custom parts for HPI Baja 1/5 scale RC cars

Repository for code used in creating a remote-controlled car. The car is controlled through a python interface, on a computer on the same network as the car

This code is for Node Mcu, this code makes your car remote controled through the wifi and you can control by your and phone

Remote Control Car with Arduino

Project of cooperation between SYSU and Ericsson

A collection of embedded systems and robotics projects. This repository contains various Arduino sketches and C programs for electronic projects.

A mobot controller with extra options for UDP connnect, written in Flutter

Esprint is a ESP32 based remote control car project

Monorepo for controlling MicroPython/ESP32 devices over a lightweight HTTP + WebSocket API, plus a React client library.

ESP32 Wi-Fi controlled robot car using TB6612FNG motor driver, WebSocket communication, and a responsive web interface. Built with Arduino C++ and PlatformIO, this project demonstrates real-time motor control, ESP32 dual-core processing, FreeRTOS tasks, and wireless robotics.

A few of the Arduino Projects from my CS Undergrad Life at BRAC University are stored here.