I wanted to control my drone from an Arduino because I wanted to take a step into the automation of my drone. There was the option of building a drone and using the Arduino as the Flight Controller, but then I would miss out on all of the advanced features that the more popular firmwa...
Over the next few months it seemed I had to overcome more and more hurdles in order to reach my objective. First, I had to build the simple robot, attach the motor controller and Arduino; then I made the robot make simple movements without Bluetooth. Next, I had to add Bluetooth to th...
I will begin this project by uploading code to Arduino nano board first, This is very easy all you have to do is connect the nano board to computer via programming cable. Open Arduino IDE and simply copy and paste this below code, Select proper port number and board type and click on u...
The Arduino IDE can now recognize the ESP32, but we still need to select it as the board we are going to upload to. Navigate to Tools>Board>Boards Manager now search for, ESP32. Install the first option. Once it finishes downloading navigate to Tools>Board>ESP32 Arduino>ESP32 Dev Modul...
Luckily for you, I have already done this part, and I'll also share the code with you to use it and improve it adding more games or making the ones did better if you want to. You must have Arduino IDE already installed with the ESP32 drivers. In this folder you will find the ...
Open the Arduino program and start a new sketch. Cut and paste this code into your sketch: int buttonPin = 7; // button is connected to pin 7 int ledPin = 3; // LED is connected to pin 3 int buttonStatus; // variable we'll use to store the button's status ...