Remote Wireless Control Implementation on DE10-Lite FPGA

This paper presents the implementation of VHDL language and the Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) chip DE10-Lite for remote car control via Bluetooth, using control signals from an Android mobile phone. Through a dedicated application, users can select various movements on their Android device, which are internally processed to act as a transmitter emitting pre-configured electromagnetic waves. These waves carry the selected movements to the Bluetooth module, serving as the interface between the mobile phone and the microcontroller of the DE10-Lite FPGA-based car. The main objective of this paper is to develop a wireless remote control system allowing efficient and precise vehicle management, leveraging the customization capabilities of the FPGA and Bluetooth connectivity. Android smartphones offer access to diverse libraries and tools suitable for numerous applications. Additionally, the Bluetooth module conforms to an open standard specification for short-range radio frequency-based network technology.