Autito Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi Car)

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<h1>Wi-Fi Car</h1> THIS PROJECT ONLY OFFERS THE PRINTED PART OF THE MODEL THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THE VIDEOS. NO SUPPORT IS CONTAINED FOR SOFTWARE CONTROL OR ELECTRONIC CONNECTION SUPPORT; THEREFORE, THE PERSON WHO WANTS TO TAKE ON THIS PROJECT MUST HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE TO DO IT THEMSELVES. <b>Helpful Videos for Assembly</b> Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrFgjlCUXG7MAtXCfvyTRPqjfSN4dXTr <b>Features:</b> - Design for a Wi-Fi controlled car using a NodeMCU ESP8266 chip and a double H bridge driver L298N. The motor reducers used on the wheels (four in total, one per wheel) can be seen in one of the images of the post, they are commonly obtained for Arduino developments. - The design has space to put a NodeMCU ESP8266 and an L298N driver for the motors. - The configuration of pins to handle the motors and lights is left up to each person. - The movement system is designed to be of the type used by tanks, that is, for turning, two wheels turn in one direction and the other two in the opposite direction. The two wheels on each side must be joined as if they were a single unit so that they move at the same time. - No remote control is published, since at the time of this publication it was still in development on a protoboard, but it can be adapted to any other control system using NodeMCU ESP8266. - The vehicle's power supply is made up of two 18650 batteries, each with 3.7V. The batteries are located inside the vehicle and are not visible. - It has four 3mm LED diodes, two at the rear and two at the front (one inside the cabin and one as a front light). - The structure allows for most of the cables to pass through the printed parts, so the cables are barely visible, just like in the videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFqBbF8SbDE