Build a Radio-Controlled (RC) Arduino Robot | Science Project

This video tutorial provides an overview of building a radio-controlled Arduino robot. It explains how to control motor direction and speed using an H bridge and how to interface an RC receiver with Arduino for motor control. The tutorial also covers using joysticks for steering and offers ideas for expanding the robot with additional features like a gripper or robotic arm. Viewers are directed to resources and tutorials for further guidance on building the robot and its components.

What is the primary function of the H bridge in the Arduino robot?

• To connect the RC receiver to the Arduino

• To control the direction and speed of the motors

• To charge the robot's battery

• To power the Arduino board

How does the Arduino receive signals from the RC controller?

• Through a Bluetooth module

• Via a direct USB connection

• By reading the output signal from the RC receiver

• Using a Wi-Fi module

What happens when both joysticks on the RC controller are pushed forward?

• The robot stops

• Both wheels spin forward

• The robot moves backward

• The robot spins in place

Which feature can be added to the robot for enhanced functionality?

• A water pump

• A gripper or robotic arm

• A solar panel

• A GPS module

Where can you find additional resources and tutorials for building the robot?

• In a printed manual

• On a social media page

• In a local library

• In the video description