– Accident detection: Use your phone’s accelerometer to detect sharp decelerations and detect accidents or falls. – Gaming: Use your phone as a remote control for a robot or a game.

The system supports Arduino and ESP controllers. On the phone side, you can use Android or iOS. The RemoteXY site has plenty of examples.

We don’t have much personal experience with DOF hardware, but this Arduino library which reads and compensates for three-axis magnetometer and accelerometer data looks very impressive. It sho… ...

You use an Android phone to "record" the feel of a moving car with the accelerometer, then mimick that motion using the Arduino.

London-based roboticist Evangelos Georgiou wants to offer an open-source platform for helping Arduino hobbyists take their projects mobile, thanks to a remote controlled robot called the RK-1 that ...

Instructables user ASCAS shows off how to add voice control to your Arduino projects using your Android phone and Bluetooth. The Arduino gets a Bluetooth attachment and a set of code.

The 1Sheeld has been created by Integreight, Inc. to harness the power of your smartphone and replace a number of popular Arduino Shields with your phone and its companion application together ...

Essentially, it is another safety initiative that gives a visual warning of a biker braking, with LEDs tucking up the end of the handlebars. It is based on an 3-axis accelerometer board, provided by ...

Some enterprising modders have written a Python application that links up a remote control car with their Nokia N95 via Bluetooth, using the accelerometer to turn the phone into a little steering ...

Grand Theft Auto V has a few mobile apps of its own, but one enterprising modder has taken the idea to its natural conclusion: an application that lets you control the in-game cellphone with an ...