RFID tracker with connectivity to bluetooth enabled speakers
$250-750 USD
Paid on delivery
I would like an RFID sensor paired to an RFID tag that is built with Arduino and equipped with Bluetooth connectivity so that it can transmit an alarm sound to a Bluetooth enabled speaker. The permissible distance of the tag from the sensor must not exceed four feet. Going beyond four feet triggers the alarm. Components must be battery powered, perhaps with a CMOS style battery.
Project ID: #32003749
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Hi there, I just read your posting. It sounds like you need an expert in Microcontrollers and Programming. I have a background in IoT and Microcontrollers Programming and have been doing this for three years. This is More
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Hello I am mechanical engineer having done various projects in micro-controllers, robotics, analogue and digital electronics. I have projects related to obstacle roboics, RFIDs, Bluetooth devices, UAVs, drones and I c More
Hello. I am an expert in Electrical and Electronics, Embedded System Design. To design the hardware (circuit design and PCB layout) and develop the firmware is my main skill. I also have developed the firmware(ethernet More
Hi Have you consider what microcontroller you want to use? We need to talk about more details I can do your work in real time and test it for you I'm an electrical engineer with expert in arduino Thanks
