BlueCArd - Arduino RC Car with bluetooth control Android App - cheap and easy to print and build

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The detailed instructions on how to build it are on my blog here: https://www.thinker-talk.com/ Assembly instructions: https://www.thinker-talk.com/post/bluecard-part-9-the-ultimate-print-and-assembly-manual Assembly animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je1wa_tdTrQ Did you always wanted to build your own RC car, but all the designs are too complicated to build and use some expensive special electronics? That is at least how I feel. That is why I designed this car from scratch. Here is a teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApLK9nISORw I aim to create an easy to print RC car with cheap and easy to connect standard electronic components. Also, I want to control the.car with my phone. My kids always lose the remote controls and using a device you already have is more convenient. With this in mind, I created BlueCArd (short from BLUEtooth r/c Car with Arduino). - BlueCArd is easy to print. most of the elements don't even need support and can be printed in 0.3 layer height - Easy to build - almost no soldering. All you need is a bunch of m3 bolts - Cheap standard parts: -- Watch a short overview of the needed elements here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUR6pL9LVuU -- You can find a detailed list of all needed elements here: https://www.thinker-talk.com/post/bluecard-3d-printed-arduino-rc-car-part-1 - Simple electronics - I build the electronics to be as simple as possible. I'll also explain it in details on my blog here: https://www.thinker-talk.com - and on my youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/maylow99/videos Install the Android RC App from the play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nenoff.ardbttest Source code (Android Studio project and Arduino sketch) is on GitHub: https://github.com/nenovmy/ardcar How to build instructions: https://www.thinker-talk.com/post/bluecard-3d-printed-arduino-rc-car-part-1 The instructions are very detailed and divided in tutorials with explanations. The final assembly instruction coming soon! (but after you connected the electronic the rest should be easy and self-explanatory)