help with a project

Are you serious? This is a joke right?

Probably not.

I'm always amazed with genY ... they were brought up with technology in their hands before they crawl, yet they are unable to use the internet to search ..

Next request will be for Driving lessons, but using a chauffeur instead of actually doing the learning.

Seriously Ariel

If you have an idea but want some hints as to the hardware, then spell it out.

If you've started the code but have got stuck, then tell us where you're stuck and what you've tried.

Otherwise there have been many tutorials and projects already discussed here in previous posts.

Good luck

Mark

look I studying Industrial Design, and the programming is not my strong side.

the idea is a flow meter that works with ultra sonic sensors..

with his Method

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_flow_meter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx2RnrfLkQg

i have a arduino uno ans 2 HC-SR04 ultra sonic sensors

I hate to say this and do not mean to label people but I have to agree with Mark, there are so many questions being presented where it seems the author is simply trying to get someone to do their homework/assignment/job for them rather than solicit help in a coaching capacity. We (Mark, Myself and many many others) participate on the forums because we love to share our experience and knowledge in an educational capacity but also recognize that doing the work for you does not teach anything and this is where we often draw the line. Our reward is the satisfaction of seeing new engineers and hobbyists learn new things and succeed in their endeavors, we do not get paid to be here, it is for the love of it only and our time is valuable to us. so we do expect the author of a question or request for help at least perform the basics in research and learning the topic. Rant over.

That all said, apologies if you do not fit into this category, I would suggest you start here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_flow_meter

and this http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=arduino+ultrasonic+sensor+hc-sr04

once you have done the pre-requisite research and have the basic code etc  in play we will happily help you to debug and progress you project, it sounds like fun.

Regards

Peter

Well said, sorry I should have explained that was exactly my thinking at the time.

Mark

I would go one stage further than Mark and Peter and ask if you've actually connected the Arduino to a PC/Mac and tried out some if the examples or followed some of Jeremy Blum's excellent tutorials??

We all had to start somewhere; didn't just jump in with a hairy project!

Neil

As Neil said....

Have you tried your sensors, do you understand how they work compared to the video clip.

Have you any idea of attachment.?

Sorry but we aren't here to do your homework or assignment for you.

Mark