How can i receive Bluetooth signal in tiny robot ?

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To receive Bluetooth signals in a tiny robot, several techniques can be employed. Using a Bluetooth module integrated with a microcontroller like Arduino is a popular choice, allowing for effective communication with devices like cell phones. Alternatives include utilizing a dedicated wireless receiver designed for Bluetooth, which simplifies the design by eliminating the need for additional components. Researching resources such as Hackaday and Instructables can provide valuable guidance on implementation. Careful planning and consideration of the robot's design are essential for successful Bluetooth integration.
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i want to to create a small robot controlled by Bluetooth of cell phone but i wondered about how the robot can receive this signal ? what is the technique i should use in my tiny robot so i can control it ?
 
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I think the Arduino family has a bluetooth "shield", or you might consider just using an old cell-phone as the robot receiver as well. Look at hackaday.com for pages of information about how to hack bluetooth into stuff.
 
Try a radio modem and use a simple pager to operate your little robot via Bluetooth.
 
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There are a few different techniques you can use to receive a Bluetooth signal in a tiny robot. One option is to use a Bluetooth module, which is a small electronic component that can be integrated into your robot's design. This module will allow your robot to communicate with other devices, such as a cell phone, via Bluetooth.

Another option is to use a microcontroller, such as an Arduino, which can also be equipped with a Bluetooth module. The microcontroller can receive the Bluetooth signal and then control the movement or actions of your tiny robot.

You could also consider using a wireless receiver that is specifically designed for receiving Bluetooth signals. This would eliminate the need for a separate module or microcontroller, making the design of your tiny robot simpler.

Ultimately, the technique you choose will depend on the specific capabilities and design of your tiny robot. It's important to carefully research and plan out your design to ensure that the Bluetooth signal can be received and utilized effectively.
 
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