MartinFowler

[CW32] 4G unlimited distance remote control turbo duck based on CW32

Overview

With the help of this event, we will create an open-source simulated duck. The remote control signal is transmitted using 4G. In theory, it can be remotely controlled at an unlimited distance.

Reasons for doing the project:

Long long ago, I forgot when I saw someone making a simulated duck on station B. It was really cool, but I didn’t see the UP owner open source it.

With the help of this activity, I just had the itch to use the CW32 chip as the main control to make a simulated duck. It would be boring to copy it directly, so I added an upgrade function.

Project highlights:

Use 4G signals for signal remote control, so that you can lie on your bed at home to remotely control a fake duck on the lakeside thousands of meters away. For example, place it on the riverside in advance, and then return home and lie on your bed to remotely control the fake duck to scare the fisherman~~ ~~
The remote control uses a WeChat applet. The applet directly connects to the fake duck through TCP communication. No additional remote control is needed. You can directly use your mobile phone to control your fake duck "thousands of miles away".

Upgrade after the project is implemented (what you may do after the event):

The two eyeballs on the fake duck's head will be replaced by cameras, which can not only be controlled remotely from thousands of miles away, but can also see the picture in real time;
The fake duck's butt is placed with a GPS chip from China Microsystems, allowing the duck's coordinates to be located at any time when remotely controlled thousands of miles away.

Form a team together to scare the children~~~

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