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Exploring NanoFramework: A C# Framework for Microcontrollers

2025-03-16 by boardor

If you are unfamiliar with NanoFramework, you can check out the following examples ![im https://cshark-hub.github.io/mako-iot/posts/waste-bins-calendar/ A very cool high-tech trash can project Introduction to NanoFramework NanoFramework is an open-source, cross-platform version of .NET, specifically designed for embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It allows developers to build embedded applications using .NET languages such … Read more

Building a Smart Home Gateway on Raspberry Pi

2025-03-14 by boardor

The smart home system utilizes a multitude of IoT devices (such as temperature and humidity sensors, security systems, lighting systems) to monitor the internal state of the home in real-time, achieving intelligent adjustments and human-machine interaction. With the development of IoT technology, its application scope, data scale, and market share will further expand, making intelligent … Read more

Using MQTT on Raspberry Pi: A Comprehensive Guide

2025-03-14 by boardor

Raspberry Pi (https://www.raspberrypi.org/) is a microcomputer board developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the UK, based on ARM architecture. This board provides USB and Ethernet interfaces, allowing connection to keyboards, mice, and network cables. It has the basic functions of a PC, and the Raspberry Pi integrates Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a large number of … Read more

How to Install MQTT on Raspberry Pi

2025-03-14 by boardor

In this article, we learn how to transmit MQTT messages from ESP8266 / NodeMCU to a Raspberry Pi running an MQTT broker. Our NodeMCU will read the light levels through a light-dependent resistor (LDR) and then transmit this information to the Raspberry Pi over Wi-Fi using MQTT. NodeMCU is an open-source IoT platform. It is … Read more

Using MQTT on Raspberry Pi: A Comprehensive Guide

2025-03-14 by boardor

MQTT Programming The Raspberry Pi, developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the UK, is a microcomputer motherboard based on ARM architecture. This motherboard provides USB and Ethernet interfaces, allowing for the connection of keyboards, mice, and network cables. It has the basic functions of a PC, while also integrating Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a large … Read more

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi GPIO

2025-03-14 by boardor

Click the “Mechanical and Electronic Engineering Technology” above to follow us 1. Introduction to GPIO The Raspberry Pi (GPIO) is a digital input/output interface used to control and monitor electronic components. Input pins can be used to read signals from external devices such as sensors or buttons; output pins can be used to output voltage … Read more

Quick Start Guide to Raspberry Pi for IoT

2025-03-14 by boardor

All the tool download links mentioned below are in the read more link at the bottom left of the article. ## 1. Format the MicroSD Card Be careful not to be tempted by cheap prices; it is said that 40% of sandisk cards on the market are fake, so it is best to buy from … Read more

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico: A Beginner’s Kit for microPython Programming

2025-03-14 by boardor

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico: A Beginner’s Kit for microPython Programming Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico: A Beginner’s Kit for microPython Programming #Computer Programming Forum IoT Project’s Top 6 Programming Languages. Contact me 💯💯💯✅✅✅ What version have you learned?

Exploring CircuitPython: Simplifying Hardware Programming

2025-03-13 by boardor

Introduction CircuitPython is a Python interpreter designed for embedded systems, aimed at providing a simple and fun way for beginners and professionals to program hardware. Developed by Adafruit, it is an open-source project that seeks to lower the barriers to hardware programming, enabling more people to get involved in the development of IoT and embedded … Read more