Who made the first remote control car?

Answer 1

The first remote controls were developed by Zenith. They experimented with a wired control, and then a highly directional flashlight control before the "space command" control was developed. This remote control actually used ultrasonic sound waves to control the TV, and required no batteries. http://www.zenith.com/sub_about/about_remote.html

Answer 2

In WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars (without bombs;later came planes, boats, Etc. In WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars (without bombs;later came planes, boats, Etc. In WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars (without bombs;later came planes, boats, Etc.

Answer 3

The person who invented the remote control car was named Bill Campbell. He started Delta Racing and his team won the world championships in the early 1980s. I have pictures of the first working cars and airplanes.

Answer 4

The earliest radio remote controlled cars date back to the 1960s although it appears that no one person can take credit as the "inventor". As with so may technological advancements, a remote controlled car brought together mechanical engineering, radio systems, motive power and more. It is likely that many people were experimenting with the technologies around the same time.

Remote control model cars are probably best considered to be an evolution rather than an invention.

Answer 5

the first remote control car was invented in 1995 by Angie Darnell

Answer 6

n WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars (without bombs;later came planes, boats, Etc. In WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars (without bombs;later came planes, boats, Etc. In WWI Hitler had bombers who would tape bombs to toy cars and the bomber would control it with a remote and detenote at its target location.When news of this came to the U.S., investers decided they could sell little remote controled cars.