This document reviews wireless voice controlled robots. It discusses several past studies on controlling robots using smartphones and voice commands via Bluetooth or wireless connections. Some key points summarized:
- Many studies have used Android smartphones to send voice or touch commands to control small robots. This allows non-experts to easily interact with and direct robots.
- Technologies like Bluetooth, WiFi and mobile apps allow for two-way communication between humans and robots over a wireless network. Robots can be controlled remotely and send back sensor data.
- Voice control is seen as a user-friendly way to direct robots. Past projects have used microcontrollers like Arduino and motor drivers to build small mobile robots that respond to voice commands from Android