Sounds great!
I'm still debating between the size / resolution. Ideally, the screen and the cube itself should be created for someone who is from 13 to 18+ years old and held by their hands a la Rubix Cube.
This should be a fun project! I'll keep you posted!
As of right now I'm modeling with paper. I'm looking to create a teaching tool, I hope to use 4-5 screens in the shape of a cube and have students in middle school and highschool use it.
Imagine a cube similar to this in shape,
http://www.amazon.com/Clear-Spinning-Photo-Silver-Photos/dp/B0079Q75HO/ref=pd_bxgy_201_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0DRXGS0P49WJJ2YCXMBQ
but 4-5 of the faces of the cube consist of a touchscreen TGT LCD screen powered by the onion omega.
Kit,
Thank you very much! I appreciate your time and all of the information you have shared. With the information you have provided I will purchase this TFT screen and work on it during the weekend (unless you or anyone knows of one that is similar).
Thank you once again.
Greetings everyone,
I am looking to start a long term project with the Onion Omega. I have the Arduino dock and extension.
I am wondering what TFT LCD screens would work? I am looking for something in the range of 2.8 in or 3.2 in with touchscreen functionality.
Could something like this work?
https://www.adafruit.com/products/1651
Also, is it possible to connect more than one screen with an onion omega?
I understand what you are saying to an extent, I am an unsure about how I would do the process with the Omega and mBot and the specifics of I2C of how to send the byes.
I'm running Debian and I'm trying to connect the mBot with the Arduino IDE but running into some problems with gcc-avr.
I'll do my best to understand all of this and see what I can do.
@Boken-Lin, Thank you for all of support and help. I'm glad I supported you guys on Kickstarter also great that you guys are from Boston too 
Hello! @Boken-Lin thank you for your response! I just received the mBot so I am playing with it now. The mBot can be programmed though their graphical programming environment mBlock (modified version of Scratch) and also the Arduino IDE. I found the Makeblock-Library
The mBot comes with a micro controller mCore (based on Arduino Uno) and electronic modules that were included. While I don't think the microcontroller mCore, can work with Omega, I have another idea.
I just ordered the Arduino Dock, I am thinking of using the Arduino Dock with the Me UNO Shield.
I believe this would then allow me to use the Omega in combination with the Arduino Dock to use the UNO Shield, which would then allow me to use the makeblock electronic modules.
@Boken-Lin, is the idea I mention above possible?
Greetings,
I have in my possession an mBot and a Omega with the expansion dock. I was wondering if it would be possible to use the Omega and mBot together?
I envision using the parts from the mBot with the Omega and program the robot with a high-level programming language like Javascript and Ruby. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.