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Sensors/Actuators/Data Visualization with Arduino WebServer

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Richard Inniss

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  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    04:54
  • 2. Course Outline.mp4
    06:57
  • 3.1 Parts List.pdf
  • 3. Hardware Requirements.mp4
    11:31
  • 4.1 Arduino IDE.html
  • 4.2 Guide to installing Libraries on the Arduino IDE.html
  • 4.3 Visual Studio Code.html
  • 4. Software (Free) Requirements.mp4
    10:03
  • 5. Section 1 Quiz.html
  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    02:40
  • 2.1 Arduino Uno Rev 3 Pinout.pdf
  • 2. Review of the Arduino Uno board.mp4
    05:29
  • 3.1 Getting Started with the Arduino Ethernet Shield 2.html
  • 3.2 The Ethernet2 Library reference.html
  • 3. Review of the Arduino Ethernet Shield.mp4
    06:41
  • 4.1 HTML Tutorial from W3Schools.com.html
  • 4.2 index v1.zip
  • 4.3 index v2.zip
  • 4. What is HTML.mp4
    13:05
  • 5.1 CSS Tutorial from W3Schools.com.html
  • 5.2 index v3.zip
  • 5. What is CSS.mp4
    11:09
  • 6.1 index v3 js.zip
  • 6.2 JavaScript Tutorial from W3Schools.com.html
  • 6. What is Javascript.mp4
    08:22
  • 7.1 ip address finder.zip
  • 7. What is C++.mp4
    13:58
  • 8. Section 2 Quiz.html
  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    01:38
  • 2.1 List of HTTP status codes.html
  • 2. What is a WebServer.mp4
    05:19
  • 3.1 sadvmc ard uno v2.zip
  • 3. Arduino Mini Web Server Part 1.mp4
    11:56
  • 4.1 index v3 js.zip
  • 4.2 Official SD Card Association Formatter.html
  • 4.3 Project Board.pdf
  • 4. Arduino Mini Web Server Part 2.mp4
    07:44
  • 5. Section 3 Quiz.html
  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    01:44
  • 2.1 index v3 css.zip
  • 2. Adding Toggle Switches (CSS).mp4
    04:37
  • 3.1 index v3 ajax.zip
  • 3. Adding Toggle Switches (JavaScript).mp4
    08:54
  • 4.1 sadvmc ard uno v3.zip
  • 4. Updating the Microcontroller Sketch.mp4
    12:44
  • 5.1 diagram-1.zip
  • 5.2 sadvmc ard uno v4.zip
  • 5. Adding the Relay Board.mp4
    11:30
  • 6.1 diagram-2.zip
  • 6. Adding our Actuators.mp4
    06:49
  • 7. Section 4 Quiz.html
  • 1.1 Configuration Attributes Mapping.pdf
  • 1.2 GitHub repository of Canvas Gauges.html
  • 1.3 The main website for the Canvas Gauges documentation.html
  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    01:38
  • 2.1 Canvas-Gauge-Licence.pdf
  • 2.2 Configuration Attributes Mapping.pdf
  • 2.3 gauge.min.zip
  • 2.4 sample gauge cdn.zip
  • 2. Canvas Gauges Overview.mp4
    10:17
  • 3.1 index v5.zip
  • 3.2 sadvmc ard uno v5.zip
  • 3. Adding our first Gauge.mp4
    09:04
  • 4.1 diagram-3.zip
  • 4.2 Voltage Divider Calculator.html
  • 4.3 Voltage Divider Calculator.xlsx
  • 4. Adding our Voltage Divider & Demo.mp4
    13:55
  • 5. Section 5 Quiz.html
  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    01:16
  • 2.1 diagram-4.zip
  • 2.2 index v6.zip
  • 2.3 sadvmc ard uno v6.zip
  • 2.4 TMP36 Datasheet.pdf
  • 2. Adding Temperature Gauge.mp4
    12:48
  • 3.1 Arduinos attachInterrupt() refence.html
  • 3.2 diagram-5.zip
  • 3.3 index v7.zip
  • 3.4 IR Sensor Datasheet.html
  • 3.5 sadvmc ard uno v7.zip
  • 3. Adding RPM Gauge.mp4
    16:39
  • 4.1 diagram-6.zip
  • 4.2 HY-SRF05-DataSheet.pdf
  • 4.3 index v8.zip
  • 4.4 sadvmc ard uno v8.zip
  • 4. Adding Distance Gauge.mp4
    17:52
  • 5. Section 6 Quiz.html
  • 1.1 How to Setup a Static IP Address.html
  • 1.2 Port Forwarding Guide.html
  • 1.3 sadvmc ard uno bonus.zip
  • 1. Port forwarding and next steps.mp4
    08:47
  • Description


    IoT Dashboard with Microcontroller

    What You'll Learn?


    • Use a microcontroller to visualize multiple sensors data and remotely control switches
    • Learn how to read various sensors such as ultrasonic, infrared, temperature and voltage
    • Create a professional looking, animated & interactive IoT Dashboards
    • Basic refresher courses on html / CSS / JavaScript and C++ for beginners

    Who is this for?


  • Anyone interested in learning to utilize IoT devices
  • Electronics enthusiasts
  • If you'd like to learn how to remotely operate and monitor devices
  • If you'd like to learn how to automate equipment based on sensor data
  • What You Need to Know?


  • A basic understanding of electronics
  • A computer along with basic computer skills
  • Some basic electronic parts are required (covered in lecture 3)
  • No paid software required - both Arduino IDE and VS Code editor are free downloads
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    Description

    Microcontrollers play a significant role in our daily lives. In fact, they are very often imbedded in many of the products we use on a daily basis and are completely taken for granted. They are behind the scenes, orchestrating the complexities of using various SENSOR devices such as liquid level sensors, temperature sensors, distance sensors to name only a few, read their respective values and decide when it’s time to power ACTUATORS, which are other devices such as electromagnetic valves, pumps, fans or heating elements until the entire process they were designed for is completed.

    During this course, you will learn how to create a fully interactive webpage dashboard with animated gauges and switches using HTML/CSS/JavaScript as well as AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) to display the values of various sensors and remotely control actuators through relays in real time.

    We'll use the Arduino Uno as our programmable microcontroller of choice for this course, as it is highly configurable, inexpensive and offers a great IDE or integrated development environment for learning purposes.

    The  course also includes some refresher modules on HTML, CSS, JavaScript and C++ to help the beginner level students.  We will simplify your learning experience as we supply all the code and make it easy for you to follow step-by-step instructions, as we explain each line of the code. We'll also encourage and point you to some resources and exercises outside the course to familiarize yourself with some of the required tools, and in no time, you will have a good understanding of the basics.

    At the end of this course, our hope is that you’ll have gained a better understanding of the endless possibilities offered when combining micro controllers with sensors, actuators and resulting real time data visualization they offer.

    So, we hope you decide to join us on this exciting learning adventure, and I’ll see you in the next lecture.


    Who this course is for:

    • Anyone interested in learning to utilize IoT devices
    • Electronics enthusiasts
    • If you'd like to learn how to remotely operate and monitor devices
    • If you'd like to learn how to automate equipment based on sensor data

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    Richard Inniss
    Richard Inniss
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    Over 25 years of experience as an executive leader with extensive knowledge in the sales and marketing of SaaS/Cloud based IoT services and products.  Implemented  and advised Fortune 500 companies with some of their most challenging past digital transformation.  Studied both Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things at MIT and founded AIoT Consulting.
    Students take courses primarily to improve job-related skills.Some courses generate credit toward technical certification. Udemy has made a special effort to attract corporate trainers seeking to create coursework for employees of their company.
    • language english
    • Training sessions 30
    • duration 4:20:00
    • English subtitles has
    • Release Date 2024/03/13