More adventures with add-ons: a four-port USB hub specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi, and a Bluetooth USB adapter. Also, as summary of hardware and costs so far.

The setup here does exactly what you'd expect. When the car is started, the Raspberry Pi boots up and automatically becomes a Bluetooth receiver.

The easiest way to pair your Raspberry Pi 4 with any Bluetooth-enabled device is by using the desktop version of the Raspberry Pi OS.

If you need to set up multiple Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi networks or have trouble configuring a connection. You might be interested to know that Remote.It has launched an open source project aimed at ...

What You’ll Need A Raspberry Pi: Since we recommend the Model 3, it’s the one we’ll show you how to set up below. An HDMI television or monitor: You’ll need to connect your Raspberry Pi to ...

Unfortunately Bluetooth is not a standard option in many cars, and it can be expensive to buy an aftermarket adapter. [parkerlreed] built his own solution to this problem using a Raspberry Pi.