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Arduino Bluetooth Car Presentation

This document outlines a project for controlling a car using Arduino and Bluetooth, detailing the required components, circuit connections, and code functionality. The car responds to commands sent from a smartphone, with potential applications in remote-controlled vehicles and smart automation. It also discusses challenges such as signal interference and suggests improvements like Wi-Fi control and obstacle avoidance sensors.

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Arduino Bluetooth Car Presentation

This document outlines a project for controlling a car using Arduino and Bluetooth, detailing the required components, circuit connections, and code functionality. The car responds to commands sent from a smartphone, with potential applications in remote-controlled vehicles and smart automation. It also discusses challenges such as signal interference and suggests improvements like Wi-Fi control and obstacle avoidance sensors.

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Arduino Bluetooth Control Car

A Presentation on Smart Car Control


using Arduino & Bluetooth
Introduction
• This project demonstrates how to control a car
using Arduino and Bluetooth. The car
responds to commands sent from a
smartphone via Bluetooth communication.
Components Required
• - Arduino Uno
• - HC-05 Bluetooth Module
• - L298N Motor Driver
• - DC Motors
• - Chassis & Wheels
• - Battery
• - Jumper Wires
Circuit Diagram
• Connect:
• - HC-05 TX → Arduino RX, HC-05 RX →
Arduino TX
• - L298N IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4 to Arduino Digital
Pins
• - Motors to L298N Motor Outputs
• - Power Supply to Arduino & Motor Driver
Code Explanation
• The Arduino code reads Bluetooth commands
and controls the motors accordingly.
• Example:
• if(command == 'F') → Move Forward
• if(command == 'B') → Move Backward
Working Mechanism
• 1. The mobile app sends commands via
Bluetooth.
• 2. Arduino receives and processes the
commands.
• 3. L298N motor driver controls the motors.
• 4. The car moves in the desired direction.
Mobile App Control
• Use an app like 'Bluetooth Terminal' or a
custom app to send commands (F for Forward,
B for Backward, etc.).
Applications & Advantages
• - Remote-controlled robotic vehicles
• - Smart home automation
• - Industrial automation
• - Low-cost and easy to implement
Challenges & Improvements
• - Signal interference issues
• - Limited Bluetooth range
• - Can be improved with Wi-Fi control
• - Adding obstacle avoidance sensors
Conclusion
• This project demonstrates the basics of
controlling a car using Bluetooth and Arduino.
It can be expanded with additional sensors
and connectivity options.

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