Releases: GiorgioCitterio/Motor-and-Sensor-Control-on-Arduino-Raspberry-Pi-and-ESP
Code Release Version: v1.0.0
Full Changelog: https://github.com/GiorgioCitterio/Motor-and-Sensor-Control-on-Arduino-Raspberry-Pi-and-ESP/commits/v1.0.0
Release Message: Motor and Sensor Control on Arduino Raspberry Pi and ESP
Motor and Sensor Control on Arduino Raspberry Pi and ESP repository contains a collection of activities and code examples that demonstrate various aspects of motor and sensor control using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP8266/ESP32.
This repository covers a wide range of topics and technologies, including Python, C++, HTML5, CSS3, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Matplotlib, Flask, Mosquitto, Zigbee, and Amazon Alexa integration. It provides step-by-step guides and code examples for each activity, allowing you to explore and learn about different aspects of motor and sensor control in a hands-on manner.
To get started, you can refer to the table of contents below:
Table of Contents:
Activity 1: Serial Communication on Arduino
Activity 2: Serial Communication with Python and Arduino
Activity 3: Communication with ISO/OSI Model Packet
Activity 4: Sensor/Actuator Control via GUI (Python)
Activity 5: Storing Sensor Data in a JSON File
Activity 7: Making Sensor Data Available on the Web
Activity 8: Motor Control via Web Browser
Activity 9: Installation and Importing Programs on Raspberry Pi
Activity 10: Sending Packets via RF24 Radio Module
Activity 11: Controlling Motor and Sensor from Raspberry Pi
Activity 12: Using MQTT for IoT Device Communication
Activity 13: Using MQTT with ESP8266
Activity 14: Controlling Sensor and Actuator with Alexa
Activity 15: Using BLE for Environment Control
Each activity provides a detailed report and instructions on how to implement the respective functionality. You'll find information on required libraries, installation steps, and relevant documentation for each activity.
Additionally, the repository includes an Italian README file for those who prefer reading in Italian.
We hope that this repository will serve as a valuable resource for anyone interested in motor and sensor control using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP devices. Feel free to explore the code examples, contribute to the project, and share your feedback with us.
Thank you for your interest and happy coding!