Build Internet Of Things With NodeMCU(Esp8266) & Micropython
Realise your Apps using various sensors(Temp, Humidity,Gas& Motion), displays(N5110,SSD1306), also Bind Apps to Google.
Internet of Things
What you’ll learn
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How to create smart IOT applications over NodeMCU hardware Using MircroPython through PyCharm IDE ?
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How to use PyCharm as IDE for Code Development & Flashing ?
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How to use Vibration / Temperature / Humidity / Gas / LiDAR Sensors ?
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How to use Adafruit, Thingspeak, apps for Analysis & Visualization of Data Grabbed from different Sensors ?
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How to use Google Voice and IFTTT to make complex ” voice based device control ” applications simple ?
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How to use LCD Display Interfaces like SSD1306, Nokia 5110 ?
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What is JSON format and how to use it with IoT applications ?
Requirements – Internet of Things
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Windows10 Computer
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Little Knowledge on Basic Electronics
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A Bread Board with a bunch of jumper wires and supply MB102(Optional) (Costs 4$)
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ESP8266 NodeMCU-V3 Board(Costs 3$, where as a PyBoard costs you 10 times)
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RGB LED(Costs 0.5$)
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Motion Sensor SW420 (Costs 0.75$)
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Temperature and Humidity Sensor DHT11(Costs:1$)
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PyCharm(Free)
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Urge to Complete Course
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[For New Lectures] 128 x 64 OLED Display – SSD1306 (Costs 1$)
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[For New Lectures] uLiDAR Moule – VL6180x (Costs 3$)
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[For New Lectures] Nokia 5110 Display (Costs 1.7$)
Updates:
UPDATE 8 : Project 8 How to Push Sensor Data to Google Sheets for Data Logging ? (based on Lab 4 and Project 7) – Internet of Things
UPDATE 7 : Project 7 from UPDATE 5 and 6 Labs, pushing notifications up on an alarming activity
UPDATE 6 : Using NodeMCU with Pushbullet for Push notification on Mobiles and other devices
UPDATE 5 : Using MQ135 Sensor for Gas Detection and Decision Making
UPDATE 4 : Using Nokia5110 Display with NodeMCU, Parsing JSON Data with NodeMCU, Creating a Weather Station Dashboard using NodeMCU and Nokia 5110 Display
UPDATE 3: Using LiDAR for IOT Apps, A lecture on Gesture recognition using VL6180x is added to bonus lectures, vl6180x from STMicroElectronics is a popular sensor for mobile phones, which can also be used for IOT Apps, Have a look for new Ideas – Internet of Things
Size: 2.18GB
https://www.udemy.com/course/iot_using_nodemcu_micropython/