Arcade Machine

“Arcade Machine with Raspberry Pi” project

Instructions on how to build the DIY Arcade Machine illustrated by the following YouTube video can be downloaded here.


RC car project

To complile this project with Arduino IDE you need to install:

1) ESP32 package (run Boards Manager in Arduino IDE)
2) Servo ESP32 library, available at: https://github.com/RoboticsBrno/ServoESP32
3) Adafruit_INA219, available at: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_INA219
4) ThingPulse OLED SSD1306, available at: https://github.com/ThingPulse/esp8266-oled-ssd1306

 “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project
Arduino code for the RC Car and the Remote Control (and 3D printer files) can be downloaded here
Download the documentation file here

A step-by-step guide of implementing this project is given below

PART1 of the “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project. Acquiring data from the Remote Control device is presented in this video. 
Download the Arduino examples 
here

PART2 of the “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project. Providing a RF link between the Remote Control device and RC Car is presented in this video. The current example provides provides one-way communication (Remote Contol:Transmiting data, RC Car: Receiving data)
Download the Arduino examples 
here

PART3 of the “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project. Preparing the hardware setup of the RC Car is presented in this video.

PART4 of the “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project. Providing a fundamental operation of the RC Car is presented in this video. In this example the Remote Contoller sends commands to the RC Car (that is, Forward/Backward movement, Left/Right turn, and Steering Wheel alignment) while also the RC Car stops moving upon a loss of signal for more than 2 sec.
Download the Arduino examples 
here

PART5 of the “Rebuild an RC CAR with ESP32 & Arduino Code” project. In this example the RC Car acquires consuming Current & Voltage of system’s battery and transmits data to the Remote Contoller, while the latter prints data to the OLED.
Download the Arduino examples 
here