It’s the M1 Rover, an unmanned ground vehicle, built around the Arduino platform. The design goal of the M1 Rover isn’t just to be a remote-controlled car that can be driven around indoors.

The Arduino Powered Car Tracking System uses a Arduino Uno, a GSM shield, a GPS module together with a few other parts and has been design to powered from the cars battery.

The system makes it feel as though you are sitting behind the wheel of the smaller remote control car and is powered by an Arduino Uno along with an IBT-2 H-Bridge to control the 24V motors.

The Arduino version that’s being used for this project is the Uno, which is currently available from the official store for just $23 – cheaper ones can basically be found online on the likes ...

The idea here is pretty simple: you hide the Arduino somewhere in the car, hook it up to the battery, and then it connects to GPS. When you want to find your car, send a text message and you'll ...

Here's a project for Arduino fans with an old iPhone sitting in their junk drawer. Following these instructions from Will O'Brien, you can craft a remote start system that's triggered by SMS. The ...

As Randy points out in the video below, by giving the toy an Arduino, you’ve not only breathed a little bit of life into an old product, but you could tinker with this further–for instance ...

A 16-year-old, for example, has created a self-driving toy car that’s powered by an Arduino Nano as part of a project that also includes cheap parts like IR sensors and modules created with a 3D ...

Using two servo motors, an Arduino Uno microcontroller, the accelerometer data from an iPad, as well as an old Android smartphone for a camera on the car, Vermeulen was able to create what may be ...