Arduino – Control 2 DC Motors Via Bluetooth
only works with AppInventor version 1.0 or also called classic that you can see here http://appinventor.mit.edu/explore/classic.html Click
the button: “Invent your own Apps now” . This project still works just
fine with my app and with my Arduino code. But you can only edit the
source code on Appinventor classic version. I’ll try to update the
source code in the next 4 weeks or something. I’m currently working on
another projects that I need to finish right away.
In this tutorial I’ll show you how you can control 2 DC motors via bluetooth with my brand new Android app.
It’s called “BlueArd” and It’s the 1.0 version. I want to upgrade my app later and add more features.
This app was created with MIT App Inventor. It’s a great place to start with android development.
If you remember my previous tutorial (Click here to see that project) where I was controlling 1 DC motor, I was using an app called “BlueTerm“. That app did the job but I didn’t like the design that much. So I’ve decided to make my own.
It’s my very first app and It’s working for me but I’m not sure if this will work for everyone.
If you want to make some improvements to my app, feel free to do that. But please contact me here! I’ll be glad to hear what you changed in my app.
Let’s take a look to “BlueArd“:
Parts Required:
- 1x Arduino Uno
- 1x Bluetooth Module (for example: HC-05)
- 1x Smartphone (any Android will work, I’ve only tested with Samsung Galaxy Ace)
- BlueArd Application (you can download it below)
- 1x L293D IC
- x DC motor
- 1x Breadboard
- Jumper Cables
Watch this video tutorial with a demo below:
Source Code go here....