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This project presents the design and implementation of a robotic vehicle operated through voice commands. An Android application, interfacing with a microcontroller, is employed to transmit the required instructions. Communication between the Android device and the robotic system is established using Bluetooth technology, enabling the user to control the robot via spoken commands or on-screen buttons within the app.The robotic vehicle’s movement is powered by two DC servo motors connected to the microcontroller on the receiving end. The Bluetooth RF module converts the input commands from the application into digital signals, which are transmitted over a range of approximately 100 meters. These signals are then decoded by the receiving unit and processed by the microcontroller, which in turn directs the motors to execute the intended actions. The main objective of this Voice Controlled Bluetooth Car is to carry out tasks in response to voice commands given by the user.To ensure effective operation, a preliminary calibration or training session is conducted, allowing the system to accurately interpret the voice commands. The control logic is embedded within the microcontroller’s code, ensuring smooth interaction between the user and the robot.Beyond its current form, the system can be further enhanced to improve performance and adaptability. Potential applications include military operations, home security, disaster recovery, industrial automation, and healthcare assistance.