This project demonstrates how to control 4 DC motors using the L293D motor driver and Arduino. The motors can move forward, backward, and rotate right or left according to programmed commands.

🛠️ Set up the Circuit: Follow the circuit diagram and connect all components correctly. 🖥️ Upload the Code: Open the Arduino IDE. Copy the code into a new sketch. Upload the code to the Arduino UNO.

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