BTRemote 4/5 Axis, One handed Remote Control Joystick with Gyroscope, Bluetooth, display

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As my Spider Robot won't stay the only Bluetooth-controlled gadget and I also want my 7-year-old son to play with it without a smartphone, I decided to build a small remote control using standard components. After completing it, I realized that it's very similar to the Wii Nunchuck but mine has some key features on top: - A display to select Bluetooth drone or controlling options without connecting a PC, - The ability to be programmed freely using the commonly used Arduino IDE, - Single cell AA battery powering everything (no burning LIPOs). This makes it worth continuing and working on the software steps next. It can also be used to explore new ways to control existing robots. Bill of materials: Please use Affiliate Links; maybe I'll get a bit of benefit from it, but if you like my designs, support me via PayPal. You may also directly support me via PayPal. AA Battery holder: AliExpress OLED Display: AliExpress Joystick Arduino: AliExpress Low Power 0.9V Step Up Converter: AliExpress (cool for small projects!) Arduino Nano: AliExpress (order without pins; otherwise, you'll need to remove them) Bluetooth HC-05 (or other): AliExpress There are also some that combine Nano and Bluetooth BLE-NANO and RF-NANO; I ordered them but they haven't arrived yet. Switch: AliExpress Multi-Axis-Sensor MMA8452, which I used, has more axes. Source Code and Wiki: Will be provided as soon as ready on Github. When soldering, use thinner cables than the normal patch cables, as space is limited. It's recommended to print with a transparent or semi-transparent material; this allows for nice Arduino-light effects.