Arduino Video Feed (Building Zumo Robot) I'm building a Zumo robot with my daughter, but I have very limited experience and knowledge with programming and electronics. Pictures of the equipment I have are in this link and the last picture has all the equipment together: https://imgur.com/a/ehPpFnV. I wanted it to be a fun challenge to build, but I honestly don't know where to start. I'm looking for some advice on how to get started with the Arduino software and hardware. I need to: 


Hook up the 2 screens to the power supply (from the Zumo?) or see if I need to buy a separate power supply.
Figure out how to use the SD card with the Arduino so I can pull video from the card and put it on one or the other screen.
How to learn any other programming for the Arduino that may be helpful for this project.


I know this is a lot to ask, but anything helps. Thanks so much!
As Duncan wrote in the comments, an Arduino is way not up for the task of handling video (even still images can be a problem due to memory.

So you need to go with a small single board computer, like the Raspberry Pi Zero, that can be seen on one of your images. It has a Mini HDMI output, where you can connect a display. I don't know, if there already is software on the Arduino and Pi, because I don't know this robot. You have to make sure, that this software doesn't conflict with the software, that you would write.

How to connect 2 displays is more tricky. The Zero is not capable of running 2 displays independendly. If the displays should show the same, I think there are Y-cables for HDMI. If only one display has to show something at a time, you could use a HDMI switch (and you can even hack that, to trigger it from the Zero or Arduino). If you really need both displays independently and simultaneously you need to either use a Raspberry Pi 4 (which supports 2 displays via its 2 Micro HDMI outputs) or add another Raspberry Pi Zero.

The video then is of course not read from the Adafruit SD breakout board, but from the Pi's SD card. Even if the Arduino was fast enough for video, these breakoutboards are using SPI to connect to the SD card, which is inherently slow. If used in a computer the SD card is connected via a parallel interface.


  How to learn any other programming for the Arduino 


There are tons of tutorials and courses online, so you just need to google. We can only help with specific problems here. And the video part will be on the Pi, so no Arduino question. You might want to learn Python to code on the Pi.