Working PKE Meter: Looking for Assistance or Partner to Help Finish

Hey Guys -

I'm looking for someone who may want to collaborate on a fun project with me.

Having received a 3D printer for Christmas, I frequent Thingiverse and a while back ran across this toy PKE meter. It includes an Arduino, screen, and buzzer; but is just a prop / toy. Although I've never actually ghost hunted, I'm enthused by it and taking from projects I've played with before, wanted to make a working PKE meter. I've got most of the project nailed down - just need help assembling all of the code.

The final project will have (at least) the following features:

  • Handheld PKE meter resembling the one from Ghostbusters
  • EMF detector including a mode where the stronger the EMF signal, the higher the PKE's wings raise
  • Temperature sensor including a mode where the stronger the EMF signal, the higher the PKE's wings raise
  • OLED screen to display detailed feedback plus option selection
  • Button(s) / knob(s) to set / adjust modes, EMF sensitivity, volume
  • Peizo Buzzer which makes faster noise depending on EMF strength

Hardware List

  • 3D Printed Shell
  • Arduino Nano
  • DHT22 Sensor
  • Servo (I used an SG90S)
  • x14 3mm LEDs
  • Piezo Speaker
  • 0.96" OLED Display
  • x8 100ohm Resistors
  • Button(s) / knob(s)
  • 5V Power Source (I am currently testing with rechargeable battery + Powerboost 500)
  • Wiring
  • Custom PCB (TBD - no design yet)

Current Status
I have planned out just about everything for the project including breadboard layouts (above), sample model files, and sample code which I've uploaded to a dedicate repo. Below are the remaining tasks:

  • Design LCD interface
  • Finalize Code
  • Assemble into shell / edit shell as needed for everything to properly fit

The repo contains code snippets where I have successfully tested each of the components each with it's own script. Unfortunately, I do not know how to combine everything together where is where I need the assistance.

If you are interested in assisting, have ideas, or comments; please let me know.

Thanks!