I wanted to know if Arduino provides a Microcontroller with wifi capabilities along with a accurate accelerometer. I was combing through devices specs and I didn't see any specs on any peripherals it may contain.
You can use the Arduino IDE & Arduino code with esp8266 based Dev boards such as NodeMCU and Wemos, which have WiFi built in.
With Wemos Mini, you could quite easily make an accelerometer shield with the protoboard shield and your choice of accelerometer module.
Most Arduinos are little more than breakout boards for a processor chip, and don't contain additional peripherals like accelerometers (or WiFi, for that matter.)
Arduino 101 has an Intel "Curie" module, and has BTLE as well as an accelerometer.
Adafruit and Sparkfun have some boards with accelerometers, but I don't think any of them have WiFi as well.
That is unfortunate I might have to look into other options. Im guessing this would require soldering. Do youhave a guide
PaulRB:
You can use the Arduino IDE & Arduino code with esp8266 based Dev boards such as NodeMCU and Wemos, which have WiFi built in.With Wemos Mini, you could quite easily make an accelerometer shield with the protoboard shield and your choice of accelerometer module.
PaulRB:
You can use the Arduino IDE & Arduino code with esp8266 based Dev boards such as NodeMCU and Wemos, which have WiFi built in.
elicomp17:
That is unfortunate I might have to look into other options. Im guessing this would require soldering. Do youhave a guide
You won't get far in electronics without learning to do some basic soldering. Even if you use breadboards, many components such as Wemos and accelerometer modules will need to have pin headers soldered on before they can be connected to the breadboard. You can Google for hundreds of guides to soldering.