Ardunio bluetooth HC05 Car

Tiny devices, big ideas , from bits to brilliance

This repository hosts the Firmware Over-The-Air (FOTA) system developed as part of a graduation project at Cairo University. The FOTA system enables secure, efficient, remote updates for embedded systems in smart vehicles, enhancing functionality, safety, and user experience, with strong automotive cybersecurity measures.

This project involves building a remote-controlled car that operates via a smartphone using the HC-05 Bluetooth module. The system features an H-bridge motor driver to enable dual-direction motor control, allowing precise movements such as forward, reverse, left, and right. The car operates within the typical range of Bluetooth devices.

Servo Motor is Programmed Through Tiva C Launchpad to press a button on Electric Board

A Arduino Project to write various Text with your Phone via Bluetooth.

This project is an intelligent Arduino-based robotic vehicle capable of: 📡 Bluetooth Wireless Control 🚧 Collision / Obstacle Avoidance .Autonomous Navigation. Mobile App Control using MIT App Inventor. Dual Motor Driving using L298N

🔧🤖 Bluetooth-Controlled 6-DoF Robotic Arm | 🎮📱 Custom Android App (MIT App Inventor)

Project I did in high-school with my friend. Idea is to make mini replica of Star Wars' BB8 robot using 3D printer, and to control it using Arduino and HC05 Bluetooth module.

App to connect and control by Bluetooth an Ebike (HC-05)

This was my 4th semester's Microprocessors and Interfacing Techniques Lab project. In this project I write a bare metal code for ATmega328p (Arduino Uno).

I developed a mobile-controlled automation system using Arduino UNO and HC-05 Bluetooth module.

Bluetooth Controlled Car with IOT based vehicle Monitoring System and Automatic Circuit Breker

Schematic and PCB design of a small-factor device for controlling the movement of a mobile robot with the Mindwave interface. The design is composed by an Arduino nano, L293D motor controller, HC05 Bluetooth device with external battery connector.

Connecting smartphone with HC-05 Bluetooth module and Arduino.

Bluetooth controlled RC car using Arduino Nano, L298N motor driver and HC-05 module for real-time mobile control.

This project is on decoding an audio frequency received by an audio sensor and transferring the same with the help of HC-05 bluetooth module.

All necessary files for Bluetooth Enabled Car

Bluetooth-controlled humanoid robot with two servo arms and a two-wheeled base, powered by an Arduino Nano and HC-05 module. Dual DC motors are driven via an L298N motor driver for forward, backward, and turning motion. Servo motors enable articulated arm movement for basic manipulation tasks. Designed for educational robotics expandable architech