TankBOT working but issues and want to go wifi with changes

Hi Everyone

I have a interest in Arduino and want to start my new project

I have build a rover/tank/bot

my goal is

  1. change over to Wifi esp8266
  2. be able to control Speed
  3. Temperature to be displayed on the app
  4. be able to see value of Ultrasonic sensor on app

Perhaps someone have built this configuration before and might assist me and possible a app?

Currently im connecting via Bluetooth using Bluetooth rc controller android app
It works however I cannot control the speed and its not wifi

Hardware
• WiFi Serial Transceiver Module ESP8266
• Logic Level Converter Bi-Directional
• L298 Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver
• Arduino Uno
• DHT11 Temperature sensor
• Ultrasonic sensor

or
• Arduino Pro Mini 328

Code

// Bluetooth-bot v1
// Arduino Robotics unofficial chapter 14
// use Bluetooth Mate serial adapter to receive commands from phone
// Arduino decodes commands into motor movements
// Uses keys "F" = forward, "L" = left, "B" = reverse, and "R" = right
// L298 motor control variables
int M1_A = 12;
int M1_PWM = 11;
int M1_B = 10;
int M2_A = 4;
int M2_PWM = 3;
int M2_B = 2;
// variable to store serial data
int incomingByte = 0;
//////////////////////////////
void setup(){
// Start serial monitor at 9600 bps
Serial.begin(9600);
// declare outputs
pinMode(M1_A, OUTPUT);
pinMode(M1_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(M1_B, OUTPUT);
pinMode(M2_A, OUTPUT);
pinMode(M2_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(M2_B, OUTPUT);
}
////////////////////////////////////
void loop(){
// check for serial data
if (Serial.available() > 0) {
// read the incoming byte:
incomingByte = Serial.read();
// say what you got:
Serial.print("I received: ");
Serial.println(incomingByte);
// delay 10 milliseconds to allow serial update time
delay(10);
// if byte is equal to "70" or "F", go forward
if (incomingByte == 70){
M1_forward();
M2_forward();
delay(25);
}
// if byte is equal to "82" or "R", go right
else if (incomingByte == 82){
M1_reverse();
M2_forward();
delay(25);
}
// if byte is equal to "76" or "L", go left
else if (incomingByte == 76){
M1_forward();
M2_reverse();
delay(25);
}
// if byte is equal to "66" or "b", go reverse
else if (incomingByte == 66){
M1_reverse();
M2_reverse();
delay(25);
}
// otherwise, stop both motors
else {
M1_stop();
M2_stop();
}
}
}
/////////// motor functions ////////////////
void M1_reverse(){
digitalWrite(M1_B, LOW);
digitalWrite(M1_A, HIGH);
analogWrite(M1_PWM, 250);
}
void M1_forward(){
digitalWrite(M1_A, LOW);
digitalWrite(M1_B, HIGH);
analogWrite(M1_PWM, 250);
}
void M1_stop(){
digitalWrite(M1_B, LOW);
digitalWrite(M1_A, LOW);
digitalWrite(M1_PWM, 0);
}
void M2_forward(){
digitalWrite(M2_B, LOW);
digitalWrite(M2_A, HIGH);
analogWrite(M2_PWM, 250);
}
void M2_reverse(){
digitalWrite(M2_A, LOW);
digitalWrite(M2_B, HIGH);
analogWrite(M2_PWM, 250);
}
void M2_stop(){
digitalWrite(M2_B, LOW);
digitalWrite(M2_A, LOW);
digitalWrite(M2_PWM, 0);
}

and possible a app?

The ESP8266 probably can function as a web server, so how about a control web page?

im not sure even how to go about this,

im pretty sure it would be easier to use the esp8266 just as a communication platform, im just disappointed that no one is really willing to help,

I do understand that this is my project and I really want to learn but i need guidance into getting there

regards

im just disappointed that no one is really willing to help,

Well, what have you done so far with your project? The ESP8266 is a recent product and you will need to start doing research on the chip if you plan to use it. Google and youtube might have some info. Below are some links that might be of interest.

http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=283043.0

http://www.esp8266.com/