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Beginning Sensor Networks with Arduino and Raspberry Pi Charles Bell
Publisher: Apress

Categories: Did you know that you can measure temperature, from one or more locations, with a Raspberry Pi or Arduino? Sep 10, 2012 - Dwayne Jones and Kevin Wang began tackling the hardware portion of the project by selecting and ordering the appropriate sensors, Arduino microcontrollers, and xBee radios. Oct 23, 2013 - “Because open hardware platforms become the platform where people start to develop their own products,” Banzi told Ars. Aug 22, 2013 - Link: How to use the DS18S20 and DS18B20 temperature sensors with Arduino or Raspberry Pi. As the design process was occurring, Dwayne and Kevin began to set up the xBee radios on the Arduinos, allowing each sensor's data to be sent to a Raspberry Pi, then brought into Cosm to store and graph the data. €�For us, it's important that people can prototype on the BeagleBone [a similar product] or the Arduino, and if they decide to make a product While Arduino has been around since 2005, the Raspberry Pi has been the hot platform for hobbyists over the past 18 months. For the moment this design is useable but once I start to collect bigger amounts of data I'm planning to split the data across several tables with one table per type of node. That includes home automation applications and wireless sensor networks. After pricing a multitude of combinations of microcontroller boards and Wifi adapters, I found that the Raspberry Pi + USB Wifi + Arduino is the absolute best value for money if you need both wireless internet access and easy sensor data handling. Return different data sets as all of them have different sensors. It will be part of my new Arduino controlled greenhouse project. Once the Early design prototype for infographic displaying sensor data. Jun 5, 2013 - Rather than struggle with the very basic unprotected IO pins on the Raspberry Pi and the lack of real-time performance in Linux, the ideal setup for many real-world-interfacing projects is Raspberry Pi + Arduino. I'll try to port the storage and reporting backend to a Raspberry Pi later this week, initial trials seem to suggest that it should cope well with this task for my size of network.