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WiFi Based Remote Control Car(Robotics Project)

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The Bluetooth-controlled robot project focuses on developing a robot that can be controlled through a mobile application using the Blynk platform. This integration allows for remote control via a WiFi connection, enabling users to send commands to the robot and monitor its status in real-time. The project leverages components like the ESP32, motor drivers, DC motors, and an LCD for status display. This project aims to enhance understanding of WiFi-based communication, motor control, and mobile app interfacing with microcontrollers.

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Wi-Fi Controlled Robot Mobile App

Introduction

The Bluetooth-controlled robot project focuses on developing a robot that can be controlled through a mobile application using the Blynk platform. This integration allows for remote control via a WiFi connection, enabling users to send commands to the robot and monitor its status in real-time. The project leverages components like the ESP32, motor drivers, DC motors, and an LCD for status display. This project aims to enhance understanding of WiFi-based communication, motor control, and mobile app interfacing with microcontrollers.


Components Required


  1. ESP32: A powerful microcontroller with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities.

  3. HC-05 Bluetooth Module: Facilitates Bluetooth communication between the mobile device and the Arduino.

  5. L298N Motor Driver: Controls the speed and direction of the DC motors.

  7. DC Motors: Provide movement for the robot, typically two or four motors are used.

  9. Chassis: The frame of the robot to which all components are attached.

  11. Wheels: Attached to the DC motors for movement.

  13. Power Supply: Typically a battery pack to power the ESP32 and motors.

  15. Connecting Wires: For connecting all components.

  17. LiquidCrystal_I2C Display: An optional component to display the status of the robot.

Pin Configuration


  • Motor Driver Pins:
    • in1: 27
    • in2: 26
    • in3: 25
    • in4: 33

Libraries Used


  • BlynkSimpleEsp32.h: For interfacing with the Blynk platform.
  • Wire.h: For I2C communication.
  • WiFi.h: For WiFi connectivity.
  • LiquidCrystal_I2C.h: For interfacing with the LCD display.

 

 

Circuit Diagram:

Code:

//Copy the blynk credential from your acoount device and paset it here

 

#define BLYNK_TEMPLATE_ID "TMPL670BbO1Nl"

#define BLYNK_TEMPLATE_NAME "Data Monitoring"

#define BLYNK_AUTH_TOKEN "4Q5w-qYfY3jO82qXBaL3O0E3irLFfDwb"

#define BLYNK_PRINT Serial

#include <BlynkSimpleEsp32.h>

#include <Wire.h>

#include <WiFi.h>

#include <LiquidCrystal_I2C.h>

 

LiquidCrystal_I2C lcd(0x27, 16, 2);

 

#define in1 27

#define in2 26

#define in3 25

#define in4 33

 

char auth[] = BLYNK_AUTH_TOKEN;

char ssid[] = "nepatronix_2.4";  //Enter your WIFI SSID name

char pass[] = "CLB269DA03";      //Enter your WIFI password

BlynkTimer timer;

 

// Get the button value

BLYNK_WRITE(V0) {

  bool Value = param.asInt();

  if (Value == 1) { // If 1 receive then turn ON

    forward();

    display(1, 0, "FORWARD");

  } else {// Else turn OFF

    stop();

    display(1, 0, "STOP");

  }

}

// Get the button value

BLYNK_WRITE(V1) {

  bool Value = param.asInt();

  if (Value == 1) { // If 1 receive then turn ON

    backward();

    display(1, 0, "BACKWARD");

  } else {// Else turn OFF

    stop();

    display(1, 0, "STOP");

  }

}

 

// Get the button value

BLYNK_WRITE(V2) {

  bool Value = param.asInt();

  if (Value == 1) { // If 1 receive then turn ON

    right();

    display(1, 0, "RIGHT");

  } else {// Else turn OFF

    stop();

    display(1, 0, "STOP");

  }

}

 

// Get the button value

BLYNK_WRITE(V3) {

  bool Value = param.asInt();

  if (Value == 1) { // If 1 receive then turn ON

    left();

    display(1, 0, "LEFT");

  } else {// Else turn OFF

    stop();

    display(1, 0, "STOP");

  }

}

 

void setup() {

  Serial.begin(115200);

  Wire.begin();

  lcd.init();

  lcd.clear();

  lcd.backlight();

  lcd.setCursor(1, 0);

  lcd.print("**NEPATRONIX**");

  delay(2000);

  lcd.clear();

 

  Blynk.begin(auth, ssid, pass); //Connecting to Blynk Server with ssid and password

  delay(500);

  Serial.println(WiFi.localIP());

  pinMode(in1, OUTPUT);

  pinMode(in2, OUTPUT);

  pinMode(in3, OUTPUT);

  pinMode(in4, OUTPUT);

}

 

void loop() {

 

  Blynk.run(); //run the blynk function in loop

  timer.run();

}

void display(int col, int row, String msg) {

  lcd.clear();

  lcd.setCursor(col, row);

  lcd.print(msg);

}

 

void forward() {

  digitalWrite(in1, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in2, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in3, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in4, HIGH);

}

void backward() {

  digitalWrite(in1, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in2, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in3, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in4, LOW);

}

void right() {

  digitalWrite(in1, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in2, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in3, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in4, HIGH);

}

void left() {

  digitalWrite(in1, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in2, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in3, HIGH);

  digitalWrite(in4, LOW);

}

void stop() {

  digitalWrite(in1, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in2, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in3, LOW);

  digitalWrite(in4, LOW);

}

 

Working


  1. Initialization:
    • The ESP32 initializes the serial communication at a baud rate of 115200.
    • The I2C LCD display is initialized, and a welcome message is displayed.
    • The ESP32 connects to the Blynk server using the provided credentials (auth token, WiFi SSID, and password).
    • The motor driver pins are configured as outputs.
  2. Main Loop:

    • The program runs the Blynk and timer functions continuously.
    • The Blynk platform listens for button presses on the mobile app and sends corresponding commands to the robot.

  4. Control Functions:
    • Forward: Sets motor driver pins to move the robot forward.
    • Backward: Sets motor driver pins to move the robot backward.
    • Right: Sets motor driver pins to turn the robot right.
    • Left: Sets motor driver pins to turn the robot left.
    • Stop: Sets motor driver pins to stop the robot.
    • The current action is displayed on the LCD.

Testing

  1. Setup: Assemble the robot and connect all components as per the pin configuration.
  2. Power Up: Turn on the power supply and ensure the ESP32 and motors are receiving power.
  3. WiFi Connection: Ensure the ESP32 is connected to the specified WiFi network.
  4. Blynk App: Configure the Blynk app with the provided template ID and auth token.
  5. Commands: Test each command ('F', 'B', 'R', 'L', 'S') and verify the robot's response.
  6. Display: Check the LCD to ensure it displays the correct status messages.

Conclusion

This Bluetooth-controlled robot project successfully demonstrates how to integrate WiFi communication with robotics using the ESP32 and the Blynk platform. The project provides practical experience in controlling a robot via a mobile application, enhancing understanding of WiFi-based communication, motor control, and interfacing microcontrollers with external devices. This hands-on project serves as a foundation for more advanced robotic and IoT applications.




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