Funduino Joystick Shield for Arduino Uno — Dual Joystick, 4 Buttons, Bluetooth Ready
Funduino Joystick Shield for Arduino Uno Dual Joystick, 4 Buttons, Bluetooth Ready
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Funduino Joystick Shield for Arduino Uno — Dual Joystick, 4 Buttons, Bluetooth Ready
The Funduino Joystick Shield stacks directly onto an Arduino Uno and provides a complete game controller input interface: two analog joysticks (X/Y axis each), four pushbuttons, and a socket for a Bluetooth module (HC-05/HC-06) for wireless control. It's the fastest way to add game controller-style input to an Arduino project — no wiring required, just stack and code. Perfect for robot remote control, RC vehicles, and game projects.
Shield Specifications
- Compatible Board: Arduino Uno (standard shield form factor)
- Joysticks: 2 × dual-axis analog joystick (X/Y) with pushbutton (press to click)
- Pushbuttons: 4 × tactile pushbutton (A, B, C, D or directional)
- Bluetooth Socket: HC-05 / HC-06 compatible (4-pin: VCC, GND, TX, RX)
- Analog Pins Used: A0 (J1-X), A1 (J1-Y), A2 (J2-X), A3 (J2-Y)
- Digital Pins Used: D2–D6 (buttons and joystick press)
- Supply Voltage: 5V (from Arduino)
Joystick Output
- Each joystick outputs 0–1023 on X and Y axes (10-bit ADC via analogRead)
- Center position: ~512 on both axes
- Joystick press: digital LOW on assigned pin (with INPUT_PULLUP)
Typical Applications
- Robot remote control: Wireless joystick control of Arduino robots via Bluetooth HC-05
- RC vehicle control: Dual joystick throttle and steering for RC cars and boats
- Arduino game controller: Game controller input for Arduino-based games
- Pan-tilt camera: Joystick control of servo-based pan-tilt camera mounts
- Drone controller: Prototype drone controller with Arduino flight controller
Package Contents
- 1 × Funduino joystick shield for Arduino Uno
Stack directly on Arduino Uno — dual analog joystick, 4 buttons, Bluetooth socket. The complete game controller shield for robot remote control, RC vehicles, and Arduino game projects.

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