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BASIC Stamp programming course (5)

Remote Rover

Published in issue 284, January 2000

This month we explore how the BoEBot vehicle can be made to respond to commands received from an infra-red remote control.How many remote controls do you own? If you are like me, the number is embarrassing. Every piece of consumer electronics seems to have its own remote these days. When you lose or break an original remote, you have to keep buying new remotes — none of which completely control the device in question.Last month, I showed you how to add infra-red (IR) object detection to your BoE-Bot. IR components are plentiful because remote controls generally use IR to send commands back to their parent device. So why not make the IR detector on your robot pick up commands from a remote control?

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