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Jeremy Blum

Jeremy is an Electrical and Computer Engineering Student at Cornell University. He has been building microcontroller projects since high school, from a prototype prosthetic hand with a novel control scheme, to a nerf gun that fires at the intruders and uploads their picture to the web.
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  • Good afternoon Jeremy!

     

    I recently decided to start digging into the Arduino world, as I have heard many positive reviews about this technology and all the countless applications that can be done with it (From what I've read you can do almost ALL and simply and economic), which we find quite useful when performing projects.

     

    Currently I'm thinking in a simple project (in theory) and I would like to please, help me a bit in wich Arduino's components and elements needed to achieve the goal that I'm looking for:

     

    The project is to develop an application that contains 2 devices. Device A, must contain a "menu", where the user can select on a touch screen "elements" of that menu. After the user has finished selecting those items in the "menu", that selection must be sent to a device B which can be displayed on screen something like "The user's selection is XXX" (Assuming the XXX user selected elements). This sending of information can be sent from one device to another via WiFi or other media (can even be wired). The important thing is to see on the device B, what the user selected in the device A.

     

    Device B (Destination) can be either a PC or other Arduino module.

     

    Due to my inexperience in working in Arduino, which components would need for this project? Tips? Modules? Screens? I have the idea, but I dont know how to implement this ideaphysically. I was thinking to do it using tablets, but the cost is very high and not very feasible.

     

     

    Here I attached an image with a graphic with what I want to do with this project.

     

    Thank you very much and greetings!

     

    image

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  • Good afternoon Jeremy!

     

    I recently decided to start digging into the Arduino world, as I have heard many positive reviews about this technology and all the countless applications that can be done with it (From what I've read you can do almost ALL and simply and economic), which we find quite useful when performing projects.

     

    Currently I'm thinking in a simple project (in theory) and I would like to please, help me a bit in wich Arduino's components and elements needed to achieve the goal that I'm looking for:

     

    The project is to develop an application that contains 2 devices. Device A, must contain a "menu", where the user can select on a touch screen "elements" of that menu. After the user has finished selecting those items in the "menu", that selection must be sent to a device B which can be displayed on screen something like "The user's selection is XXX" (Assuming the XXX user selected elements). This sending of information can be sent from one device to another via WiFi or other media (can even be wired). The important thing is to see on the device B, what the user selected in the device A.

     

    Device B (Destination) can be either a PC or other Arduino module.

     

    Due to my inexperience in working in Arduino, which components would need for this project? Tips? Modules? Screens? I have the idea, but I dont know how to implement this ideaphysically. I was thinking to do it using tablets, but the cost is very high and not very feasible.

     

     

    Here I attached an image with a graphic with what I want to do with this project.

     

    Thank you very much and greetings!

     

    image

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