Need some advice in Arduino hardware! THANKS

Hello everyone,
My name is Anthony and I am new to the Arduino Realm. I would like to do a project that will consist of 8 Relays that will operate 8 Air 3 position Valve solenoids. The Arduino needs to read 4 sensors of air pressure up to 200PSI. I also what this to be controlled by blue tooth and wireless internet. I also would like to control this Arduino thru Iphone or Ipad using OSCTouch. I also would like to be able to expend Relay control and Sensors later. 4 sensors will control the Valve solenoids depending on which button or trigger I press on the Iphone or I pad. All on a 12V system. Can anyone tell me the required Arduino type and shields I would need to buy?

Thank you for your help!

An Uno will handle most of it. The problem is that most of the relay shields only have 4 relays.

So, do some Googling and see if you can find a shield with more relays on it, or see if the 4 relay shields can have the relays allocated to different pins so that you can stack 2 shields.

Keep in mind that you can always use a relay board module that isn't of the Arduino shield format. The following is a 8 relay module that is not hard to wire to a arduino board using just wires.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/8-Channel-5V-Relay-Module-Arduino-PIC-AVR-DSP-ARM-/280763743560?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item415ed2bd48

Lefty

Great I did not know they had stuff out there like that.

Next question.

I want to control every thing through my Iphone but don't want to have to be on the internet to do it. Will Blue Tooth work or can I create a a net from the phone to the adruino wireless? Sorry for the Newbie questions.

I'm trying to find out all the hardware I will need to get.

You can use Bluetooth module or shield - you'll find lots of advice on that on this forum.

The more difficult bit will be writing the iOS app.

I've seen some OSC Touch app out their, used for midi, will it still be the same difficulty level?

IIRC, isn't serial comms hardware locked on iphones?

I'm not sure but see this