Bluetooth Controlled 2 Wheel Drive Car Diy Kit Engineering/Science Project

Project Title: Bluetooth Controlled 2-Wheel Drive Car (DIY Kit)

This project demonstrates the design, assembly, and operation of a Bluetooth-controlled 2-wheel drive car using a DIY (Do-It-Yourself) kit. The car is wirelessly controlled via a smartphone using a dedicated Bluetooth communication module and an Android application, allowing the user to remotely navigate the vehicle in real time.

The system is built around an Microcontroller, which receives commands via Bluetooth and controls the movement of the car through dual DC motors connected to a motor driver module (typically L298N or similar). The car’s motion—forward, backward, left, and right—is controlled through the app interface, translating user input into directional commands.

The project focuses on basic principles of embedded systems, wireless communication, robotics, and mechanical design. It is ideal for beginners and students interested in learning how software and hardware interact in the field of automation and remote control systems.