Wifi Car From Cheap Toy Using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2?

Let's turn this cheap RC car into a fully functional wifi controlled car, using a raspberry pi zero 2 w, a motor controller, and some state-of-the-art beginner soldering! As usual, I have little to no idea what I'm doing, so this is going to be an experiment, but I'm positive!

A DIY wifi car has always been on my todo-list, and now with the winter approaching, I thought it would be a perfect time to kick off this project! Looking forward to seeing how it develops, and if I can make any kind of modifications going forward, maybe adding a cam (camera), more battery life, try a different RPi perhaps, the possibilities are endless (kinda)!

Anyway, this is going to be a series, so make sure to stick around to see how my wifi car turns out. If I succeed I'm planning on upgrading it to a more robust wifi car with better range and battery power. Stay tuned! :)

Couldn't find the link to the Zero 2, but here's Zero 1 which is also wireless and should do the trick just fine :)

#raspberrypi #rccar

[TheDreadLab]

I respect that this was the length it was, thank you. Very cool

[PaulWarrenEaton]

I’m sure the soldering will go fine. Just don’t touch the hot end. That’s all you need to know. 😎

[Crappy.Consumer.Reports]

Very misleading thumbnail, intro and title. I learned nothing from this video.