This is my next project, a smartphone-controlled Arduino 4WD robot car or Bluetooth Arduino robot.
Run Raspberry Pi on your phone with full display.
Uses a smartphone application to control a cursor.
Detect flight data of a drone, like altitude, speed, GPS position and many other. Besides, we can take incredible aerial pictures!
How to make a smart home project or product within a low budget using ESP8266, WEMOS D1 Mini, Relay Board, and Tuya IoT Platform.
A smartphone App that uses new MIT App Inventor BLE extension to connect with a Feather 32u4 Bluefruit LE and control onboard LED
Control an Arduino robot with a smartphone using ESP8266 (Last update: 08/06/2022).
A simple and easy to assemble car controlled via smartphone using bluetooth technology.
Keep unwanted visitors off your premises without relying on WiFi, and get a text message whenever a threat has presented itself!
Using the microphone of your mobile phone to control the led cube according to the loudness (decibels).
Turn your traditional fan or broken button thrown in the garage into a super fan controlled by your smartphone.
An assistive belt with GPS and obstacles detector that can guide blind people.
Pushsafer makes it easy to send and receive push-notifications in real-time on Android, Windows 10 or iOS devices.
A smart glove which converts sign language into Alexa commands. Can also be used for speech.
Erase your board according to your smart phone accelerometer sensor values or using the 1sheeld gamepad
I made train controlled by smart phone using 100 ten toy train and BLE board.
Learn to use Bluetooth wireless to control all kinds of AC devices from your smartphone.
The "Zerynth IoT Notes Printer" tries to create a handable medium for everyday communication.
Dive deep into the internals of a Smartphone Accelerometer (MPU-6050), with PINE64 PinePhone and Apache NuttX Real-Time Operating System.
Detects a small metal coin at 25 cm and pot lid at 1m distance.
Check how to make a simple temperature and humidity sensor to monitor a room and send data to Home Assistant.
Don't let your BBC micro:bit collect dust! Here is how to use it with Blynk and Arduino IDE.
Linux phone in the shape of Nokia, with LoRa+WiFI+BT connectivity.
Display sensor values (DHT11 in example) on the Smartphone using Blynk App.
