There are several ways to transmit data from a touch screen display connected to an Arduino to a computer:
USB Connection: The Arduino can be connected to a computer via USB cable to transfer data to the computer. This method is simple and easy, but limited in terms of distance.
Bluetooth: The Arduino can be connected to a Bluetooth module and the computer can receive data from the Bluetooth module. This method allows for wireless data transfer up to a certain distance.
Wi-Fi: The Arduino can be connected to a Wi-Fi module such as ESP8266 or ESP32, enabling it to send data wirelessly to the computer connected to the same network.
Ethernet: The Arduino can be connected to an Ethernet shield or module, which allows for data transfer through a wired network connection.
In all cases, appropriate software and coding will be needed to establish the data communication between the Arduino and the computer.
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