This project demonstrates how to control a servo motor using an analog joystick and an Arduino Uno. By moving the joystick, you can adjust the position of the servo motor, making it ideal for applications like
When the joystick is in the center position, Arduino receives a value of about 510. When it’s moved upward, the value gradually increases from 510 to 1023 max. Similarly, when the joystick is moved downward, the value decreases from 510 to 0 max. Based on these values, Arduino generates...
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...
If you’re still on the fence about trying to build your own drawing robot/plotterbot, take heart. (Skip to the bottom of the post if you want to check out the latest 3D printable files and Arduino code.) If a relative newbie such as myself can make a go of it, I’m pretty sur...
Using the right joystick of the transmitter, we can control the ailerons and the elevator of the airplane, and using the left joystick we can control the rudder and the throttle. In addition to that, using the right potentiometer we can adjust the controls responsiveness, or reduce the amount...
If you are waiting indefinitely for Arduino to send data, this might block the execution of your program. Reading from the serial port is, essentially, asystem calland can introduce lag. A lot of lag. To avoid this, we should do very quick reads alternated by quick waits. In order to ...
For controlling the hovercraft, I used my DIY Arduino based RC Transmitter which I made in one of my previous videos. I set the right joystick to control the servo motor for positioning the rudders on the back side of the thrust motor, set one of the potentiometers to control the lift ...
I'm going to show you how to emulate an Xbox controller with an Arduino, using a USB capable microcontroller and the ArduinoXInput library.
For six-legged insectbot, the Mars in the bug world, having controlled by people without using bluetooth would be a pity. The following is a self-designed tutorial on how to control such insectbot using pre-programmed joystick and bluetooth module. Come and experience the comeback of the rea...
Sorry for not answer soon enough, I am trying to do this program to get four characters, and then save the values in an array. In order to do that I'm using an Rx Interrupt on byte received (just like @danaaknight said). I developed the following code and then program my PSoC CYC...