Audio Messaging Gadget

Hey everybody,

I am completely new to Arduino and I am looking for some advice and input about a project I would like to start. The Arduino world is fascinating, yet a bit overwhelming.

I am looking for some guidance on what components to use and what to consider for my first Arduino project. Here is what I want to do:

I want to build a prototype for an IoT device with audio functionality. The device should be able to record audio data and transmit it to other endpoints. A special feature is the physical interaction: the target selection is to be made via NFC/RFID tags that can be placed on the device. Both identical devices and a smartphone app can serve as receivers.

Can anybody guide me?
If this is the wrong place, I am sorry. Feel free to redirect me.

Thanks for taking time.
Best, Stefan

Stefan here as well....
You need to be a bit more concrete. It's still a bit too cloudy.
What is the exact phenomena You want to monitour?
How, when and what triggers the action is the second question.

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Go on with the description. Tell where this audio comes from and where you want to record/store it.

Hey Paul, thanks for asking. I just posted a better description here. Hope that helps.

The Adafruit Clue can function as a voice recorder, for a message of up to 60 seconds, and could send that audio (slowly, not real time) somewhere else via Bluetooth.

Just that alone would be a rather advanced project, but this audio library would be a big help.

Sorry but not much.

This sounds like a commercial venture. If so best to partner with a local engineer type person than rely on forum volunteers.

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