Control Anything Anywhere without Internet with Arduino

How to make your own Arduino Wireless long distance Controller via DTMF Decoding without the Internet, WiFi or Bluetooth

Created by: Educational Engineering Team
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Created by: Ashraf Said AlMadhoun
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Created by: Educational Engineering
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What Will I Learn?

• Learn how to make your own Arduino Wireless long distance Controller via DTMF Decoding without the Internet, WiFi or Bluetooth
• Learn about DTMF Decoder and how they are useful to your electronic Projects
• Learn how to give Arduino Super-Powers without extra modules
• Learn How to program Arduino using Arduino IDE
• Learn How to make your own DTMF Decoder
• Learn How to use interface DTMF Decoder with Arduino.
• Learn How to make your own DTMF Decoder PCB Board using Eagle Free Circuit Design Software
• Learn How to Simulate Your Circuit using Proteus Professional Software
• Learn How to Make a 3D Case for your Project Board to Protect them from Environmental Conditions using Fusion 360

Requirements

• Basic Knowledge of Programming

Target audience

• Anyone interested in making his own Arduino Wireless long distance Controller via DTMF Decoding without the Internet,WiFi or Bluetooth
• Anyone interested in Controlling sensors, devices or projects from a distance without WiFi, Bluetooth or RF Modules
• Anyone looking for an easier to program Arduino for Long distance Control
• Anyone looking to Save time in the development phase of your project
• Anyone looking for an easy way to change or update something in his Arduino based device/project.
• Anyone looking for long distance control without the need for extra Bluetooth, WiFi, RF, or any other module.
• Engineering Students - Electronics, Electrical & Computer Science
• High School Science Students
• Electronic Geeks, Hobbiest & Art Students
• Embedded Systems Geeks
• Arduino Geeks
• IoT and embedded systems Geeks
• Anyone interested in connecting his project to the internet with a low budget solution
• Home Automation Geeks