Bigtrak Rover

Bigtrak Rover Free App

Rated 3.60/5 (5) —  Free Android application by ZEON Ltd.

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About Bigtrak Rover

Robotics go back to the future with the retro looks of smash-hit 80s toy Bigtrak working together with high-tech smartphone technology.

Now you can have your very own mini Bigtrak robot controlled by your smart device. Rover's on-board camera streams live video from his field of view, directly to your computer, tablet or phone.

Bigtrak Rover uses contactless technology to go exploring. He will go forwards, backwards and spin both clockwise and anti-clockwise. Cones are included for orienteering fun.

Bigtrak Rover can be controlled by simply downloading a free App, and then follows commands from your Android device, PC, Mac or tablet.

Bigtrak Rover does not draw any power from your smartphone, and does not require Bluetooth of Wi-Fi connectivity to operate (some features will require Wi-Fi). Requires 3x AA Batteries (Not included).

How to Download / Install

Download and install Bigtrak Rover version 1.1 on your Android device!
Downloaded 500+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: air.CE4504, download Bigtrak Rover.apk

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App History & Updates

What's Changed
OpenSSL Security Fix.
More downloads  Bigtrak Rover reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
Version update Bigtrak Rover was updated to version 1.1
More downloads  Bigtrak Rover reached 100 - 500 downloads
More downloads  Bigtrak Rover reached 50 - 100 downloads

What are users saying about Bigtrak Rover

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I had the BigTrak growing up and I just bought this for my daughter. The rover has 4 photo-sensors and the app lights up 2 of 4 circles on the bottom of the phone to control the motion of the 2 tracks. There is a problem, however, with the old Samsung Galaxy S2. While it fits in the cradle fine, the forward lighting confuses the unit to only choose one of the tracks. The other track doesn't move. If you rock the phone slightly in one direction, you can get the other track to move instead. Reverse and turning work fine. My thoughts (I'm a software dev, too) is that you could make the white circles on the phone app smaller. I believe the problem is that they circles are too big and are confusing the sensor by bleeding into the Reverse sensor. You could also use rectangles instead of circles since your photo sensors are sensitive enough to trigger on less light. That would be easier than trying to write drivers for every phone out there that fits. 3 stars for a great idea, 5 for a smart fix!


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