Arduino Phone

Combining Arduino and other shield modules, we make a mobile phone named Arduino Phone. Meanwhile, we printed a shell for it with a 3D printer. Though not as fine as you think, even a little bit clunky, it is still very cool: that is the point–this is a cell phone made by ourselves.
Here is a detailed explanation about the steps of making an Arduino Phone, including the hardware connection and software implementation.


Preparing stuffs

What you need:

  1. Arduino Uno
  2. TFT Touch Shield
  3. GPRS Shield
  4. RTC
  5. Custom ArduinoPhone Charge Circuit (or Lipo Rider)
  6. Li-po battery
  7. A shell (with 3D printer)

Hardware Connection

After preparing the materials, we need to assemble the above electronic components to lay the foundation functional part of Arduino Phone.

  1. Plug GPRS Shield into Arduino UNI, then, connect the TFT Touch Shield to GPRS.
  2. Connect RTC module to Arduino UNO.
  3. Plug into the power module, and connect your earphone to the headphone jack on GPRS.
READ  TiDiGino, the Arduino-based GSM remote control

If you choose to use Lipo Rider, you can refer to this sort of connection.

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