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Cloud-enabling with Exosite: Local Temperature with chipKIT Digilent uC32, Digilent Basic I/O and Raspberry Pi
Introduction Exosite is a technology company focused on connecting devices and systems. They have been developing embedded technologies for over 20 years – and have first-hand experience dealing with the lack of connectivity between devices, networks and users. Their cloud-based … Continue reading
Posted in Internet of Things
Tagged BASIC I/O, Cloud, Digilent, Exosite, Microchip, PIC32MX, Raspberry Pi, RPi, TCN75A, Temperature, uc32
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Local Temperature with chipKIT Digilent uC32, Digilent Basic I/O and Raspberry Pi
Introduction chipKIT Digilent uC32 (or Uno32) and Raspberry Pi are both pretty cheap, almost of the same size, and although they look similar, they are different. The Raspberry Pi is effectively a mini-computer, running a Linux operating system (OS), and … Continue reading
Posted in Electronic Projects
Tagged Arduino, BASIC I/O, chipKIT, Digilent, PIC32MX, Raspberry Pi, RPi, TCN75A, Temperature, uc32
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