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Programming Tiny devices with MicroPython. The easiest way!

We will explore the fantastic world of Physical Computing by programming tiny devices such as the XIAO BLE Sense using CircuitPython!

Programming Tiny devices with MicroPython. The easiest way!

MJRoBot (Marcelo Rovai)
5.0K
MicroPython on ESP Using Jupyter

Let's play with MicroPython on an ESP using Jupyter Notebook. Getting data from sensors and taking action in a physical world.

MicroPython on ESP Using Jupyter

MJRoBot (Marcelo Rovai)
4.0K
RPi Physical Computing Using Jupyter Notebook

Learn how to install Jupyter Notebook on a Raspberry Pi, and directly on it, read sensors and act on actuators.

RPi Physical Computing Using Jupyter Notebook

MJRoBot (Marcelo Rovai)
4.7K
IoT Made Easy: ESP-MicroPython-MQTT-ThingSpeak

Let's create a data logger on ThingSpeak.com using an ESP programmed with MicroPython.

IoT Made Easy: ESP-MicroPython-MQTT-ThingSpeak

MJRoBot (Marcelo Rovai)
4.0K
Physical Computing - Scratch for Raspberry Pi

Let's learn not only how to interact with the physical world using Scratch and Raspberry Pi, but also including animation.

Physical Computing - Scratch for Raspberry Pi

MJRoBot (Marcelo Rovai)
1.9K
Let's Celebrate Christmas with Raspberry Pi

Students learn coding with Python combining Raspberry Pi 3 and The Pi Hut 3D Xmas Tree: An educational activity in the Christmas spirit!

Let's Celebrate Christmas with Raspberry Pi

Eleftheria Karagiorgou
746
Pi Cap Features

Explore the Pi Cap’s Check out the audio output as well as the status LED.

Pi Cap Features

Bare Conductive
652

RotaSenso: Feel the presence of someone afar. A connected rotary device that mirrors emotions and gestures in real-time. 🔄💙 #Valentines

How to build a Rotasenso, aka connecting with your SOs

Davide Gomba
249
Starry Night Light

A night light, made out of a plastic cup with a switch, and a potentiometer.

Starry Night Light

austin menard
228
Exploring the NKTg Law: NKTm as a New Measurement Standard

A research project to define and test a new physical unit NKTm under the NKTg Law (Law of Varying Inertia) — quantifying effects when positi

Exploring the NKTg Law: NKTm as a New Measurement Standard

NKTgLaw
139
My Arduino Library and How to Create Your Own!

Checkout Ramsgard_Functions_Library for various computational functions and sensor-aiding functions, even learn to create your own!

My Arduino Library and How to Create Your Own!

Daniel Ramsgard
131
NKTg Law on Variable Inertia Implemented in 150 Programming

According to the NKTg Law on Varying Inertia, an object’s motion tendency depends on its displacement, velocity, and mass.

NKTg Law on Variable Inertia Implemented in 150 Programming

NKTgLaw
90
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