After printing many test versions (about 20~21 remote versions with 3 different design styles), I like this “low poly” version the most in terms of grip experience, as well as the amount of plastic consumed is also economical.

This is a sample design from pbtlab redesigned using Cyberbrick hardware

Version 1.0

This version is released so you can print and assemble it in the style of controllers similar to dji, ps4…

The bill of materials (BOM) will be purchased directly when the components are available on Maker's Supply.

CyberBrick Desktop application to edit the functions of the remote to suit the toy you print

Purpose

This standard remote provides a universal layout for most remote control (RC) toy applications.

All three official designs (Forklift, Truck, SoccerBot) and many of the creators in the CyberBrick Kickstarter campaign use this control layout.

You can reprogram the core controller for other projects, instead of printing and installing a new remote for each project.

Battery Note

Use alkaline AAA batteries to power the remote. Using carbon batteries may cause connection failures, frequent reboots, or other problems due to low current.

Lithium battery version of the remote (will be added soon). This version provides significantly longer battery life than the AAA version.