Arduino Project: Brum – Part 7
Long time no post, but stuff has been happening! Here is a small update on the developments of Brum.
Long time no post, but stuff has been happening! Here is a small update on the developments of Brum.
So if you have read my last post for project Green Finger you know what it’s about. I have now performed a total rebuild to make it work better and also made it in to an IoT device. Totally necessary for watering some plants don’t you think?
Here is a project for you whom is like me, you like fresh herbs when cooking food but is to absent minded to water them all the time (seriously basil need watering every single day in the summer!).
Here it is, a video packed post about the latest tests of Brum Rev2 with the new sensor config and code. It worked better than the last but have it’s problems still.
So the first test run with all front sensors and all the code have been done and yeah.. There was some problems. Tested it both indoor and outdoor, both resulting in problems so will go through them one by one.
All the front sensors are hooked up and the code is uploaded to the Arduino, will it work or will it catch fire? Only one way to find out!
My latest endeavour is to build an Arduino powered autonomous car. Have been playing around with Arduino, testing different projects and learning the language, and have now decided that this would be a fun and challenging project.
Hello again!
So I have been working on a big project recently and had to implement some sort of validation in a form. Looked around and tested many different solutions but most was to rigid for my application or relied on even more js-files to be piled on the system. After some searching and testing I found a solution at Formden (go there and check out the original code) that did what I wanted and nothing more and was easily adaptable.