[IoT] Creations?

KMatle

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What are you doing with your RaspBerry & Co? What are your Projects?

My projects so far:

- get some experience with GPIO (LCD, PINS)
- adapt 1 or 2 B4a apps w. encryption
- home security (B4J app via GPIO to check doors, Windows using httputils/php/MySql)
 

Cableguy

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I have a duino and RFID reader breakout, a ble breakout... And a relay board... I want to build my car a pet door, or/and feeding trap
 

rwblinn

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Hi,

have 6 :) - and definitely more to come - really like the RPi.
  1. RPi B+ running the WeatherCubeOne (Raspberry Pi - B4J) showcase (24x7. Have build in the meantime several on request.
  2. RPi 2B as a Home Automation Production Server (24x7) running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server). Running smooth since more then a year.
  3. RPi 2B as a Home Automation Test Server running Domoticz and dedicated B4J applications (console or server).
  4. RPi 2B for Lazarus UI developments (since Oracle latest Java versions does not support JavaFX anmore) ... and Iam still also an Object Pascal fan.
  5. RPi 2B for IoT experiments using GPIO and/or TinkerForge Brick + Bricklets and as software B4J or Lazarus. This is growing and currently my focus in exploring & learning. See my experiments. Beside the TinkerForge experiments, also starting to look into how to control digital modelrailroad (Roco) via RPi, TinkerForge & B4J (so RPi #7 is coming soon).
  6. RPi 2B for on request B4J Webserver applications (like Team Manager, To-Do Manager, InfoScreen and more). Few are running in production.
... the Network connection in most cases via WLAN
... the RPi's all run headless. Controlling the RPi's by using Putty & WinSCP plus in cases Remote Desktop (xrdp on the RPi).
... the B4J-Bridge btw is an essential tool for RPi B4J application development
... also build several SD cards used as plug an play to test various, like Ubuntu, MediaPlayer, volkszaehler, etc. = power down, replace the SD card and power up

... and some Arduinos (mainly used to test sensors connected to Home Automation)

To note: A similiar question has also been asked here
 
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