Most of shield makers provide the library for Arduino.This is an Arduino Uno compatible sensor shield that allows you to plug sensor modules into the Arduino through the shield just like Lego blocks. Arduino board and shield usually communicate via SPI, I2C or UART. The commands and responses may include data. Arduino board sends commands to the shield, shield take action based on the commands and may send back responses. Arduino Shields provide hardware and controller.
Typically the Arduino will need no assembly, The motor shield will need two A4988 drivers (these can come as part of the package).Grove Mega Shield is a connection shield for Arduino Mega boards, Seeeduino Mega et Google Android ADK. There is very little assembly required but depending on how and where you buy from will depend on the amount of assembly is required. Handy for connecting to external motors or heavy-duty sensors.Instead this set up uses an Arduino Uno and CNC motor shield.
LiPower Shield - This shield allows you to power your Arduino with a Lithium Polymer battery. It swaps the pins of the top shield, so they don't interfere with each other. Go-Between Shield - The intention of this shield is to sit in between two shields.
With a joystick and four buttons, this makes for a great robot controller. Joystick Shield Kit - This makes your Arduino a bare-bones controller. Great for learning the ins and outs of Arduino or incorporating into audio mixing projects.
WiFly Shield - SparkFun's WiFi Shield mainstay, this shield equips your Arduino with the ability to connect to 802.11b/g wireless networks. There's a great library to support it as well. The Ethernet Shield supplies your Arduino with an ability to connect to the world wide web. Arduino Ethernet Shield - This is one of the more classic shields.
You could use an XBee to wirelessly trigger coffee machines, sprinklers, lights, or other household appliances. XBee Shield - XBee's won't get you connected to the Internet, but they do provide a solid, cheap means for communicating wirelessly. This is probably the least expensive WiFi-enabling Arduino shield. Electric Imp Shield - Electric Imp is a unique WiFi module, which looks like an SD card, but it packs a powerful cloud-based WiFi controller. This shield can get your Arduino connected to a WiFi router, so it can host webpages and scour the Internet. Arduino Wi-Fi Shield - This is the Arduino Ethernet Shield sans wires.
A wet sponge - This'll keep your iron tip clean and shiny. If you value your time, use leaded solder. Solder - If you value your health, use unleaded solder. Soldering iron - The most basic soldering iron should work (flavors include US or Europe). R3: (1) 6-pin, (2) 8-pin, and (1) 10-pin headerAnd these tools are required you'll need:
Solder wick may come in handy if you need to remove solder from a joint.Before you start warming up that soldering iron, let's take some time to plan out the assembly process. Third hand - If you're running out of hands and can't get a trusting family member to hold something for you, this'll do the job. Soldering iron stand - This'll keep your soldering iron off your floor and out of your lap (ouch!).
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