Welcome @Piyush5117! Can you share your technical background and any projects you're working on? Welcome to the server and we're glad to have you as a DevHead!
This was a nice team effort at #onio and possibly the northern most made remote control ever designed #madeinnorway. It is certainly the lowest energy one -…
@Padmalaya Rawal I didn’t spend a lot of time in south and central hall where Doosan and a few of the other big robotics booths were so I didn’t see a ton of robotics beyond glorified Roombas being used as lawn mowers, etc.
@Petr Dvořák I scheduled a call with the neuromorphic chip co for after the show so will follow up once I have a story.
Hey guys, any ideas on how to make proximity-activated locks except for ultrasonic sensors? We're trying to make a lock that is activated based on the signal distance of a receiver to the transmitter.
LiDAR if you to have a longer range, or RFID if tap based are some things I can think of. Now that you've specified it to be based on Tx/Rx distance, check out BLE beacon based usage. You can use RSSI values t translate to distance in meters and set a threshold point for door lock/unlock.
Hi, @K.L.NAGARAJU I'd suggest starting with a simple 8-bit MCU like Arduino Uno board. With it learn how to program MCU, memories, and peripherals (fundamentals like how all works). Then, try to interface various sensors using protocols like Serial UART, I2C, and SPI. Later, pick a 32-bit ARM MCU, and get comfortable with 32 bit registers and operations. And finally, start building projects around the area of your interest. I hope this may help. Best wishes!
Let the transmitter be a beacon with the user sending unique bits. Receiver knowing the location of that bit in the datastream can authenticate from there.
We will also be launching a series of videos in the server next week that help get around common problems encountered by different types of developers so be sure to keep an eye out for that!
Actually I'm trying to make my nodeMCU interfaced RFID reader, to read an RFID card or tag and to display the UDI of that particular card on the serial monitor!