This Android application allows you to remotely control a device using Bluetooth. It provides a user interface with various buttons for controlling the device's movements.
- Control the device in different directions: up, down, up-left, up-right, down-left, down-right.
- Apply brakes to stop the device's movement.
- Connect to a Bluetooth device and establish a communication channel.
- Android device with Bluetooth capability.
- Bluetooth-enabled device to be controlled.
- Clone or download the project from this repository.
- Import the project into Android Studio.
- Connect your Android device to your development machine.
- Build and run the application on your Android device.
- Launch the application on your Android device.
- Turn on Bluetooth if it's not already enabled.
- Click on the "Paired Devices" button to view a list of paired Bluetooth devices.
- Select the desired device from the list.
- The application will establish a connection with the selected device.
- The main control interface will be displayed.
- Use the provided buttons to control the movements of the device.
Note: Make sure the connected device is properly set up to receive commands via Bluetooth.
- If the Bluetooth device is not listed in the paired devices, make sure it is in pairing mode and try again.
- If the device connection fails, ensure that the Bluetooth device is within range and the correct UUID is used for communication.
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Controller UI
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Paired Devices List
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Main Control Interface
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.