Then just place this shied on Arduino as per image below, and then connect the Arduino to 9V battery Power supply. After it, search for Bluetooth setting in your PC, and click on add a Bluetooth ...

Pair your Bluetooth-enabled device (e.g., smartphone) with the Bluetooth module on the car. Use a Bluetooth app or program to send commands to the car (e.g., 'F' to move forward, 'B' to move backward) ...

Different port pins of Arduino are used to drive the 16×2 LCD as shown in the circuit. The message typed by the user on the Android based smartphone is received by the Bluetooth module and transmitted ...

You know, we don't see too many didgeridoos in these parts (and for good reason, seeing as how it is little more than a pipe) but wait'll to you get a load of this aerophone-wielding maniac: Kyle ...

To connect the Bluetooth-controlled robotic arm Car with your phone, follow these steps: Open the "Robotic Arm Car" app on your Android device. Please note that currently, this app is not available ...

A FT-232 USB to serial board is used to program the Arduino. A standard Bluetooth module has to have HID firmware installed. [Dastardly] makes a homemade daughterboard–er, ...