Bluetooth-Controlled Arduino Car
An Arduino car controlled wirelessly over Bluetooth via a mobile app.
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Arduino Uno
Main controller — reads Bluetooth commands and drives the motors.
HC-05 Bluetooth Module
Receives drive commands wirelessly from the mobile app.
L298N Motor Driver
Switches motor current beyond what Arduino's GPIO pins can supply.
DC Motors ×4
Drive the wheels, controlled independently for turning.
Battery Pack
Powers the motors and Arduino for untethered driving.
drop a file at assets/projects/bluetooth-car/demo.mp4
A compact Arduino-based robotic car controlled wirelessly through Bluetooth. The project combines an Arduino controller, Bluetooth communication, motor drivers, and DC motors to create a simple and responsive mobile robotics platform.
[Technologies used]The main challenge was achieving reliable wireless control while ensuring the motors responded correctly to each command. Direction control, motor synchronization, and maintaining consistent movement required careful programming and motor-driver configuration.
[Solution]The Arduino receives commands from a mobile device through a Bluetooth module and converts them into movement instructions. Motor-driver control logic manages the individual motors, allowing the car to move forward, backward, left, right, and stop based on the received commands.
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