Control an RC car with a PS3 controller, Arduino UNO, USB host shield and Bluetooth dongle (Part 2)

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Кадры Control an RC car with a PS3 controller, Arduino UNO, USB host shield and Bluetooth dongle (Part 2)

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Коментарии Control an RC car with a PS3 controller, Arduino UNO, USB host shield and Bluetooth dongle (Part 2)

great video, great explanation, I learned more about arduino from this vid than all the others combined brthanks a million
Comment from : joe bloe

Sir, excellent ps3 robotic car project Sir, can you make a tutorial video on Xbox 360 wireless controller to control the robotic car and 6 servos using an Arduino Uno on Xbox 360 wireless controller robotic car and 6 servos?
Comment from : Fouzan javed

I'm pretty late but, I want to do a very similar setup but with an hc06 module for Bluetooth receiving could you help with this? I don't have the usb shield or dongle i just want to control it with an app or use a controller through an android device i cant code worth a crap so I'm hoping someone can use most of this code and use hc06 functionality as well as let me know what app to use with it?
Comment from : levi strnad

Hello, can you help me? The left stick ESC is used to adjust the up and down throttle for forward and reverse rotation Can the code be modified so that the only one for up and down throttle is forward steering?
Comment from : tube tube

Very nice !! brWould it also work with smaller components? Like Arduino nano/micro and micro usb host shield or there won't be enough memory?
Comment from : Allan

What to do if I have an xbox 360 controller
Comment from : Sidmo

@Barrett Anderies what's the motor you're using for this car??
Comment from : Etem Ersin yuksel

Hey, really good, what's the frequency of the PWM? Both Servo and BD motors?
Comment from : Aric Wang

Again Great videoCheck out my ps2 controlled car
Comment from : The enlightened One

What if i'm using DC Motor Only no esc and servo motor
Comment from : Waltrix

I just wanted to say thank you very much for your videos, website, and sharing the codes you used Thanks almost entirely to your videos I have managed to get my (knockoff) Mega and PS3 controllers talking to each other and displaying the button pushes on the serial monitor
Comment from : Wellington Ironman

can i have the codes
Comment from : Kepler Vu

dude, I need the codebrthe link you give in your website doesn't workbrplease, can you upload it?
Comment from : Cristian Zuñiga

I have an after glow PS3 controller that has a USB dongle that's paired with it right out of the boxWould this work the way you have it set up as my controller does not have a input for any cords thnasks
Comment from : Brad H

will it also work with 4 servo motor?
Comment from : Omar Ahmed

Does this work for xbox 360 controllers
Comment from : Tanvir Khan

Man, I need your help! I am in a wheelchair and have a Traxxas Slash 4x4 Haven't been able to use the controller for a while but now my new wheelchair has bluetooth, which allows me to control a computer or mobile device with the joystick on my chair Do you think that could be used to control my Slash?
Comment from : A Nerds Life

hello, nice project i'm making a project the same with you Could you help me a litte bit, please? tks :)
Comment from : Tai Le Minh Tan

How do i make so the throttle foward is the R2 and the reverse is L2? Cant dinf the right code, thank you!
Comment from : Jean Russo

Does it work with ps4 Controllers too?
Comment from : SHIFT HD

Are you running the motor (not the steering servo) off of its own battery pack in this video, or are you running it off of the 9 volt that you plugged the Arduino into? I know that the Arduino itself can only output 5 volts, and I know that most rc car motors run at 74 volts, but I'm not sure how you're powering your motor Thanks!
Comment from : Aaron K

saw in another video that they use an xbee pro for extended range
Comment from : FixthisCD

wholesome
Comment from : edward Mwika Naftaly

I recomend to you the nrf24l01 with external antenna You can increase the distance of radio in about 250mts
Comment from : Jorge Alberto Gómez

how to reduce the program memory space that the program uses? any idea?
Comment from : Ricardo Rodrigues

Okay so can you turn on the car from the controller or program it to turn on automatically which will be easier and also im wondering if their is a way to control the speed?
Comment from : Narsis S

do you so could you hook up other things and control them as well I'm thinking like lights and stuff like that
Comment from : Blunt Man

Comment from : rickyricky

Can the trigger on the controller be use for brake and accelerate and are they progressive
Comment from : rickyricky

extremely amazing :) keep up the good work
Comment from : Mohamed

bro i m also working on some thing like that range extender you talked about if you use rf modules instead of xbee i think you will be happier wwwdxcom/p/arduino-apc220-wireless-rf-modules-w-antennas-usb-converter-143011#VOe3T_msX-s this one works like a magic on the tx-rx pins but for the rpeater arduino you need a mega you need an arudino with 2 channel or more serrial com
Comment from : Aydın Gülgün