Arduino Engineer for Cost-Effective Automation
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm looking for an experienced Arduino engineer to assist with an industrial automation project aimed at reducing costs. The primary focus of this project is to automate processes that are currently influenced by corporate greed from vendors.
Key Responsibilities:
- Identify and automate labor-intensive tasks to cut down on vendor costs.
- Develop Arduino-based solutions to make our processes more cost-effective.
Skills and Experience Required:
- Extensive experience with Arduino and industrial automation.
- Ability to think creatively and develop innovative solutions.
- Understanding of cost-reduction strategies in an industrial setting.
- Prior experience dealing with vendor-related issues is a plus.
I am trying to come up with a way to do some automation for an idea I have. Other ways I have seen this done is all wired and the companies who supply systems to do this absolutely rape their customers. Corporate greed at its finest. I am trying to come up with a low cost to way poor folks like me can afford to do this.
The first step of the project would be to operate a 110 volt air operated solenoid using a Arduino blue tooth module. Can this be done?
If so, can 17 solenoids be operated independently via Bluetooth modules?
If so,, can this then be moved to work via a PC touch screen?
Key Responsibilities:
- Identify and automate labor-intensive tasks to cut down on vendor costs.
- Develop Arduino-based solutions to make our processes more cost-effective.
Skills and Experience Required:
- Extensive experience with Arduino and industrial automation.
- Ability to think creatively and develop innovative solutions.
- Understanding of cost-reduction strategies in an industrial setting.
- Prior experience dealing with vendor-related issues is a plus.
I am trying to come up with a way to do some automation for an idea I have. Other ways I have seen this done is all wired and the companies who supply systems to do this absolutely rape their customers. Corporate greed at its finest. I am trying to come up with a low cost to way poor folks like me can afford to do this.
The first step of the project would be to operate a 110 volt air operated solenoid using a Arduino blue tooth module. Can this be done?
If so, can 17 solenoids be operated independently via Bluetooth modules?
If so,, can this then be moved to work via a PC touch screen?