If you’re tired of racing your toy car using a clunky or overly-complicated remote control, the guys over at Ultigesture have a pretty cool solution in mind. Gesture control is no longer the ...

Ultigesture has created a new gesture -controlled smart car replacing a traditional remote control and offering a precise and realistic racing experience. There are two ways to interact with and ...

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 ...

His hand gestures are mapped to a ... The actual remote control interface is achieved by wiring the car’s remote to an Arduino via a handful of opto-isolators. The Arduino is also connected ...

[kenmacken] demonstrates how to do both, by building himself a full-size 1:1 RC car. No, we didn’t forget ... off-the-shelf Arduino Uno. His write-up features plenty of videos demonstrating ...

The things that an Arduino board can power are only limited ... and which was shared on reddit a few days ago, the RC car, which at one point was a Traxxas Slash, has a surprising feature package ...

Williamsburg, Virginia-based Ultigesture is launching a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign today for its smart toy cars that you can control with gestures. All you do is put on the wristband and ...