What’s better than using RoboRemo – SPP BLE TCP UDP USB by hardcoded joy? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.

RoboRemo feels like a blank remote control you build yourself for whatever gadget is on the workbench. It connects in almost any way someone would need: classic Bluetooth SPP or BLE, WiFi over TCP or UDP, straight USB, even mobile internet if that is the setup. After choosing the connection, the app lets the user drop in buttons, sliders, toggles, LED indicators, labels, and live plots, then wire those to digital or analog pins or to custom strings. It suits RC cars, small drones, boats, planes, robot arms, or simple home automation stuff. The live graphing makes sensor tuning less guessy, since data shows up in real time.

Boards are not fussy either. It talks to the usual modules like HC-05 and HC-06, BlueSMiRF, CC2540 and CC2541, ESP8266 and ESP32 boards including NodeMCU, ESP12, WROOM, HUZZAH, plus Arduino over USB with FTDI, CP210x, CH340, or CDC drivers, and WiFi shield type gear. Interfaces can be exported and shared to another device, which is handy when a setup moves from phone to tablet or a spare laptop. There is not much hand holding, so it suits tinkerers who like to map commands and pins themselves, but once a layout is made it is very solid. Running it on a PC through BlueStacks gives more space to line up widgets and a keyboard to edit commands faster. No fluff, just a clean toolbox that turns a screen into a control deck.

BlueStacks gives you the much-needed freedom to experience your favorite apps on a bigger screen. Get it now.