DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF BLUETOOH CONTROLLED ROBOT BYUSING SOLAR POWER
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Robotic Bluetooth control powered by
solar energy is used in this project. The entire
procedure is managed via a Bluetooth Android app.
The directions in the Bluetooth Android app are L, R,
B, F, and S. Robot will move in the directions of left,
right, front, and rear depending on the instruction
issued through an Android Bluetooth app. Robot will
go left if we click the Bluetooth Android app's "L"
button. Similar to this, the robot will travel in the
appropriate way if we click on the Bluetooth Android
app "R." The robot will move in the same way if we
click on the Bluetooth Android app "F," and it will
move in the back if we click on the Bluetooth
Android app "B." Human effort will be decreased by
using this
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