USB RC Car Controlled From Your PC

Posted in Toys,USB by Reuben Drake on September 3rd, 2007

USB RC Car is powered from your PC through a USB connection and is driven remotelyAt first glance this noisy little car powered by USB doesn’t seem that interesting, but much to our surprise it’s actually kind of cool. The USB RC Car is an actual radio controlled car that gives about 5 minutes of remote controlled drive time with a 10 minute charge.

The car comes with a small garage complete with a door that closes which houses the car when it’s not in use and also acts as the charger and the wireless transmitter. The garage connects to a Windows XP or 2000 computer through a 4 foot USB cable and transmits 6-way directional signals from an on-screen graphical interface that’s controlled with the keyboard.

Seen by the video below from USBGeek, the car can bust out of the garage, make turns and go backwards and forwards along with honking and engine noises as it’s driven wirelessly around the desk. The RC car even comes with some personalized decals, priced at $30.

USB RC Car



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2 Comments to “USB RC Car Controlled From Your PC”
  1. Profmason Says:

    I couldn’t find that anyone else had hacked this car yet, so I went ahead and did it. I have dissected the control codes and wrote an external application to control the car. For information and details go to: http://profmason.com/?p=460

  2. zack Says:

    dude where can i buy one of these???

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