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

Jun 13, 2013 - I am currently setting up a sensor network to monitor and optimise a data centre as my MSc dissertation and hence had a need to run a number of Raspberry Pi powered sensor nodes off POE enabled infrastructure grade switches. Shields, boards and modules designed for Arduino in Raspberry Pi. My plans are to have these low cost RF modules replaces the wires for my sensor network on Arduino and connect them to Raspberry Pi as the IP gateway to the rest of the Internet. Oct 16, 2013 - After mixing different source of information, I was able to decode some Oregon Scientific sensors to get Temperature and Humidity indication, over the air, on 433.92MHz, with a Raspberry PI system. | Difficulty: Intermediate; Length: Long; Tags: Electronics, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Locate the lines at the bottom of the file that refer to the device ttyAMA0 and add a # to the start of the line that includes this device name. Mar 21, 2014 - In this tutorial you will learn how to use Arduino and Raspberry Pi technology to create inexpensive, wireless sensor nodes that report their data back to the Internet of Things. With Nordic Semiconductor nRF24L01. MCP3008 DIP-package ADC converter chip. Some Software Packages (Details in later steps). It includes also the possibility of connecting digital and analog sensors, using the same pinout of Arduino but with the power and capabilities of Raspberry. Since POE support exists in various forms for Arduino I had made the fatal assumption that this would be available for the Raspberry Pi platform as well or at least be quick to copy from some pain-free cook book. Feb 26, 2014 - Recently we completed an Instructable for visualizing temperature and humidity data using an Arduino and Plot.ly, a free online collaborative graphing tool. Dec 11, 2012 - Cooking Hacks has released a new e-Health sensor platform to give the Arduino and Raspberry Pi community platforms to monitor patients' conditions. For the solderless option : Pi Cobbler. For the more permanent shield Hopefully you've got your Raspberry Pi hooked up to your local network. It should look like the lines below when you are done. Analog Temperature Sensor TMP-36. The specific Oregon Scientific decoding is operated by another library RcOok made for Arduino, I mostly update this library to make cleaner code and adapt it for C++ and RapsberryPi and add the RCSwitch codec in it.