Bluetooth Controlled Robot with MIT App Inventor This is a project that demonstrates how to build a Bluetooth controlled robot using MIT App Inventor and an Arduino Nano or Junkbot board. The robot ...

We build Wireless Bluetooth Controlled Robot Car Using Arduino. This robot car can be controlled wirelessly with bluetooth and an android app, other than that we have placed RGB Neopixel LEDs on the ...

Import the .aia file to MIT app inventor to continue editing your android application. Make sure to use a 12V battery or power supply for your project as a 9V battery won't be sufficient. Make sure ...

Taiwan Maker Education ISV- CAVEDU Education, have a workshop in Maker Faire Singapore !this workshop talk about Using App Inventor to control Arduino 101 Control Ardunio 101's LED blinkingUsing ...

This paper proposes a voice-controlled robotic system that uses Bluetooth to follow human commands. The voice commands are given to an android app built using MIT App Inventor. These commands are then ...

App Inventor — a Google cast-out that is now maintained by MIT — is a graphical tool that unlocks the power of an Android handset to those with the most basic of programming understanding.

Creating a Bluetooth-controlled device with an Arduino Uno and an HC-05 Bluetooth module enables control of lights or even relays to manage AC appliances wirelessly using an Android smartphone.

It also makes us think of maybe keeping our childhood Meccano sets a little closer to the bench! Posted in Arduino Hacks Tagged app inventor, arduino, bluetooth, door, lock ...