Make an Arduino remote controlled car

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Make an Arduino remote controlled car
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, 2ch | Size: 3.95 GB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 31 lectures (3 hour, 51 mins) | Language: English
Take your Arduino skills to the next level by building a full-featured remote controlled car. This is Hardware Hacking!

What you'll learn

    Use the RF24 type of transceiver modules to allow for communication between Arduinos
    Use DC motors with L298N motor controllers
    Use the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to measure distance to an obstacle
    Use a Wii Nunchuck with the Arduino
    Create a communications protocol for transmitting instructions from a transmitter to a receiver
    Select the appropriate type of battery for a mobile application
    Select the appropriate microcontroller for a mobile application
    Retrofit an existing toy to make it far more capable (and fun)
    Become confident with the use of power tools, soldering irons

Requirements

    Arduino IDE
    Breadboarding and wiring
    Soldering
    Debugging

Description

You made an LED to blink, played with sensors, got some motors to spin. You know your way around the Arduino IDE and have a good grasp of what the Arduino is all about

Now what?

How about you turbo-boost your Arduino skills by building your own remote controlled car?

This course will take you step-by-step and show you how you can take a typical off-the-shelf (boring) RC car and convert it into an Arduino-powered super-fun lab on wheels.

I call it Ardu-auto.

With Ardu-auto, learning electronics has never been more fun. Every step of the way, you will learn practical facts and skills that will help you elsewhere in your making career. Based on an of-the-shelf cheap RC car, you will use Arduinos, components, software and prototyping techniques to build your own custom creation.

Here's what you will learn:

    How to use proximity sensors to detect obstacles
    How to allow for two Arduinos to communicate with each other using RF24 type modules
    How to control DC motors
    How to use a Wii Nunchuck
    How to write a communications protocol
    How to modify and adapt off-the-shelf raw materials for your project
    How to integrate components into a complete system

This course is designed for people already familiar with the Arduino. If you are new to the Arduino, I strongly recommend that you first look at my other courses (Arduino Step by Step and Beginning Arduino) before attempting this project!

Who this course is for:

    Intermediate Arduino makes
    Makers with some experience in sketching and prototyping
   

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