Arduino and raspberry pi for daily solutions
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The document discusses using Arduino and Raspberry Pi as open-source solutions for everyday problems, highlighting their basic functionalities and potential applications. Arduino, designed for ease of use, originated in 2005 to assist students and has evolved with a supportive community and resources available online. The document includes a variety of sensors and technologies that can be integrated into projects, emphasizing their versatility in fields like robotics, health, and home automation.
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- 1. Arduino & Raspberry PI As a solution for daily problems
- 2. Open Source • What is Open Source Open Source is a global initiative Promoting HW, SW and cc To be used, shared or remixed http://opensource.org/
- 7. Connecting to the Outside World with GPIO 1. Power OFF Pi before connecting the circuits 2. Create a script a. Red LED full brightness b. Green LED Blinks when switch is connect
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- 13. Evolution
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- 25. Where can be • Robotics
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- 32. To Be Continued !