In the early stages of planning for this project, the initial design would be implementing the use of a fairly versatile and common circuit board, the Arduino Uno. However, when reasearching possible ways of transmitting the video data wirelessly to the other circuit, in multiple articles, a board named the ESP8266 was mentioned. This board had wifi capabilities able to transmit the required data, and when researching further, a post on the Arduino website was found with a similar question to the one being researched. The user posting the question was wondering about the ESP8266's ability to send data to a second Arduino. Other users replying to this question stated that the ESP32 would be much more fit for the task. After coming across yet another post, one user pointed out that the ESP32 would be more than capable to do the task required of the Arduino Uno for a cheaper cost, as well as with an increase in processing power and having an integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi chip. This chip allows for the ESP32 to transmit data from one board, to another, while using the IP address of the boards to connect.