Many cars these days come with a basic Heads Up Display, or HUD. Typically, these display speed, though some also throw in a tachometer or navigational graphics too. Of course, if your car doesn ...

you might be interested in this Arduino powered car tracking system which has been featured on the Instructable’s website. The Arduino Powered Car Tracking System uses a Arduino Uno, a GSM ...

Randy Sarafan, who also happens to be the Technology Editor over on Instructables, gutted a remote-controlled car and swapped the parts for an Arduino board. Seeing as Arduino is good for ...

The Arduino car simulator has been created as part of their final project at t EDN and is capable of capturing video from a camera equipped remote-control vehicle which is then displayed on a ...

The Arduino is an amazing piece of technology that can be used to power all kinds of gadgets, often using nothing more than a battery and various components that don’t cost more than a few bucks.

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 ...

The things that an Arduino board can power are only limited by our imagination, and with a little work, this little piece of technology can end up doing amazing things. A 16-year-old, for example ...

This Arduino code basically based on serial communication concept. When the microcontroller receives a serial data, then it will perform a specific task pre-programmed by the user. For example when ...

[Pierre] recently bought his first car and decided to make his own RFID electric starter for it! An Arduino Nano controls two relays which in turn can turn the car on, start it, and turn it off.

Video games, move over. While speeding around a digital track can provide hours of fun, just how much fun could you have with an Arduino based RC car controlled with an iPad? Probably more than ...