Electronics · 2026

Phone-controlled RC car as a learning platform

A mini RC car on an ESP32, driven from a phone — built to teach senior-high and university students how hardware and software meet.

ESP32WI-FI · 2.4 GHZMOTOR DRV7.4 V LI-IONSPD 1.2 m/sBAT 7.3 VRSSI −61 dBmCHASSIS · TOP VIEWPHONE APP
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Client
Andalax education project
Role
Hardware, firmware, app
Tools & stack
ESP32 · C/C++ · Wi-Fi · motor driver · mobile app
Status
In development

The problem

Students learn electronics and programming as separate subjects. A car that only moves when both work is a better teacher.

What we built

  • ESP32-based controller board with motor driver and battery supply
  • Firmware with a low-latency control link over Wi-Fi
  • Phone app with joystick control and live telemetry
  • Lesson path from blinking an LED to closed-loop steering

Result

In development as a learning platform for senior-high and university students — a first step toward Andalax's own products.

For businesses that need it to work in the field, not in a demo.

Plantations, factories, workshops and infrastructure operators across Indonesia — and product companies in Europe. Tell us the problem; we will tell you honestly whether we are the right team.