To some of us, hacking an RC Car to simply follow a black line or avoid obstacles is too easy, and we’re sure [Shazin] would agree with that, since he created an RC Car that follows your face ...

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This iPad-controlled remote-controlled car provides fun for hours--but perhaps not for your kitty.

A 16-year-old, for example, has created a self-driving toy car that’s powered by an Arduino Nano as part of a project that also includes cheap parts like IR sensors and modules created with a 3D ...

Tolik777's Instructables walkthrough provides the details, but basically you're strapping an Arduino controller with a motor driver and Bluetooth receiver to an old RC car chassis, and controlling ...

Looking for a small robotics project over the Easter weekend? Try swapping an RC car's motors for an Arduino board instead!

Which wirelessly communicates with the modified RC car using an XBee module. Check out the video below to learn more about the Arduino car simulator and its construction. Watch this video on YouTube.

Long-range RC transmitter “I started using Bluetooth devices like the HC-05 modules, but I found that these sometimes randomly disconnected.

This Bluetooth vehicle has everything from remote controlled gull wing doors, working headlights, and even stream music from your iOS device using in-car speakers.