Remote control systems allow users to operate devices from a distance without physical contact. These systems typically consist of a transmitter, which sends signals, and a receiver, which interprets those signals to perform specific actions. Common examples include remote controls for televisions and garage doors. These systems use various technologies, such as infrared or radio frequency, to communicate. Remote control systems are widely used in consumer electronics, industrial applications, and even in robotics, enabling convenience and efficiency in managing devices like drones and smart home appliances.