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iPhone as RC controller for car
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
Josef Pruiza (and his brother), a few iPhone 3G-loving Czechs, have figured out how to control their RC car with their iPhone's accelerometer. The 5+ minute video shows Josef wheeling and spinning his RC car simply by tilting the iPhone.
Josef’s Blog on this
Via: ModMyiFone ...
R/C Car controlled by iPhone
iPhone News Feeds —
... There are only five buttons that are used to control the car. Four of these buttons are used for driving and the fifth is used to toggle accelerometer control on and off. It's that simple and very much resembles the racing games you can currently download from the App Store. Plus, you can actually pull this off yourself. Read the full how-to guide at Josef's blog. There's just one caveat. You will need a PC to act as a go between for the iPhone control and the toy car. ...
R/C Car controlled by iPhone
iPhone Buzz —
... There are only five buttons that are used to control the car. Four of these buttons are used for driving and the fifth is used to toggle accelerometer control on and off. It's that simple and very much resembles the racing games you can currently download from the App Store. Plus, you can actually pull this off yourself. Read the full how-to guide at Josef's blog. There's just one caveat. You will need a PC to act as a go between for the iPhone control and the toy car. ...
R/C Car controlled by iPhone
Top iPhone News —
... an old remote control car with his iPhone. And supposedly, it only took one afternoon to develop this and get it up and running. There are only five buttons that are used to control the car. Four of these buttons are used for driving and the fifth is used to toggle accelerometer control on and off. It’s that simple and very much resembles the racing games you can currently download from the App Store. Plus, you can actually pull this off yourself. Read the full how-to guide at Josef’s blog . There’s just one caveat. You will need a PC to act as a go between for the iPhone ...
iPhone Remote-Control Car Mod has Tilt-to-Turn Goodness [Iphone R/C]
Gizmodo —
... hack is pretty inventive: the iPhone's wi-fi link is used to send data to a PC, where some software sends data over a serial link to an Arduino board which then adjusts the original R/C box for the toy car. Convoluted, but neat: the tilt-to-turn feature being priceless. There're some pretty good guidelines at the project page if you're in the mood for some DIY gadget fun, and I'd just like to point out that the iPhone has 3D accelerometers, which might be fun for aircraft... [Project via ...
iPhone Hack Gives R/C Car Tilt-to-Turn Goodness [Iphone R/C]
Gizmodo —
... The DIY hack is pretty inventive: the iPhone's Wi-Fi link is used to send data to a PC, where some software sends serial data to an Arduino board which then adjusts the original R/C box for the toy car. Convoluted, but neat: the tilt-to-turn feature being priceless. There're some pretty good guidelines at the project page if you're in the mood for some DIY gadget fun, and I'd just like to point out that the iPhone has 3D accelerometers, which might be fun for aircraft... [Project via ...
R/C Car controlled by iPhone
Top iPhone News —
... an old remote control car with his iPhone. And supposedly, it only took one afternoon to develop this and get it up and running. There are only five buttons that are used to control the car. Four of these buttons are used for driving and the fifth is used to toggle accelerometer control on and off. It’s that simple and very much resembles the racing games you can currently download from the App Store. Plus, you can actually pull this off yourself. Read the full how-to guide at Josef’s blog . There’s just one caveat. You will need a PC to act as a go between for the iPhone ...
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