Today I submitted couple presentations at Linuxfest.<\/p>\n
Introduction to Arduino<\/strong><\/p>\n Goes through what arduino is, installing the Arduino software on Windows and Linux, loading the equivalent of “Hello World” in the blink sketch, and different shields that go with it.<\/p>\n Putting Arduino on a Breadboard<\/strong><\/p>\n Say you wanted to build couple dozen arduinos and don’t want to spend $20 to $30 on an Uno, install only what you need, get more connections, get it smaller by going custom DIY arduino on a breadboard. Get the cost down to under $10.<\/p>\n Getting Arduino and Linux to Communicate Part 1<\/strong><\/p>\n This gets Arduino and Linux to communicate vi Serial Port using arduino-serial and Ethernet port through http protocols.<\/p>\n Getting Arduino and Linux to Communicate Part 2<\/strong><\/p>\n This gets arduino to communicate with Linux (specifially a Raspberry Pi) vi GPIO ports and I2C.<\/p>\n Was sleepy most of the day, just going to do some pushups and situps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today I submitted couple presentations at Linuxfest. Introduction to Arduino Goes through what arduino is, installing the Arduino software on Windows and Linux, loading the equivalent of “Hello World” in the blink sketch, and different shields that go with it. … Continue reading