M2M Application Platform Carriots has written a tutorial about a water consumption meter involving their software, a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino. Read the tutorial here
Category: Arduino
Tandy Multiface Board for #RaspberryPi is Gertboard-compatible
Tandy have developed a new expansion board for the Raspberry Pi. Very similar to the Gertboard, but with added features, the Multiface board is compatible with both common libraries used to communicate with the Gertboard. Alex Eames at RasPi.TV has…
A tiny Arduino board for the #RaspberryPi
David Whale has done a tutorial on creating a very cheap Arduino clone that you could use with your Raspberry Pi for doing things like analog inputs, or anything else you can find in an Arduino book. Read more here
I2C communication between a #RaspberryPi and an #Arduino
Micho at Neophob.com has been experimenting with setting up the Raspberry Pi as an I2C master with an Arduino slave. Read more here
The RaspberryPi Tricorder – the Picorder
This project has been in progress since I first received my Raspberry Pi last July. Until now, I just haven’t had the time to record video. The Picorder is a Pi/Arduino combination taking readings from 2 temperature sensors, a hall-effect…
Using a HMC5883L magnetometer/compass with the #RaspberryPi
This blog post describes getting an HMC5883L magnetic compass sensor to work with a Raspberry Pi. The pictures below show the sensor breakout board in question. For Arduino Leonardo If you do not have an Arduino, or just want the…
Etech Magazine issue 10 focuses on #Raspberry Pi
Etech magazine at Design Spark has a nice article about the Raspberry Pi as well as more Arduino-related stuff. Etech Magazine Issue 10 » DesignSpark.
#RaspberryPi Serial Communication: What, Why, and a Touch of How
Great article by Jeff Skinner on the various communications options on the Pi. Raspberry Pi Serial Communication: What, Why, and a Touch of How « Jeff’s Skinner Box. There is more information (a lot of it of a technical nature)…
A look at #RaspberryPi to #Arduino communication libraries / @Raspberry_Pi
I’ve been using pyFirmata to power my PiPodCorder project that uses a RaspberryPi and an Arduino to read a load of sensors and display them to an LCD screen. However, I’ve been noticing that there are a few alternatives. I’m…
PiSerial #Arduino Communication Library from Code and Life
Libraries for communicating between the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino are starting to become something of a fashion. And there’s a new kid on the block: PiSerial. Read about PiSerial on Code and Life.