Arduino + Raspberry Pi + Ubidots Made Easy

Create an IOT dashboard using Arduino & Raspberry Pi.

Sep 11, 2016

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Components and supplies

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Jumper wires (generic)

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Raspberry Pi 3 Model B

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Arduino UNO

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Temperature Sensor

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Solderless Breadboard Half Size

Apps and platforms

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Ubidots

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Python IDLE 2.7

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Arduino IDE

Project description

Code

Python Code

python

Python serial connection, and uploading to Ubidots

Arduino IDE

arduino

upload to Arduino IDE

Python Code

python

Python serial connection, and uploading to Ubidots

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Arduino + Raspberry Pi

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Arduino + Raspberry Pi

Arduino + Raspberry Pi

Fritzing Diagram

Arduino + Raspberry Pi

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Anonymous user

2 years ago

Is the Arduino necessary for this project? I think you can connect the Temperature Sensor to the Raspberry Pi 's GPIO directly in order to get the value.

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daescobar

2 years ago

No Arduino is not necessary. You can do this using only a Pi and some different code in python. I wanted to show serial communication between Arduino and Pi.

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Anonymous user

2 years ago

How can i read multiple different lines of serialmonitor to pi into different variables? i tried reading each line into variable but values are getting messed up

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Anonymous user

8 years ago

I have some trouble. When i try to send a data give me back this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "arduino+raspberry.py", line 21, in <module> tempReading = (float(read_serial)) #convert to float ValueError: could not convert string to float: --3.51 I don't know what's wrong and i need help

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Anonymous user

8 years ago

How can i read multiple different lines of serialmonitor to pi into different variables? i tried reading each line into variable but values are getting messed up

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Anonymous user

9 years ago

Is the Arduino necessary for this project? I think you can connect the Temperature Sensor to the Raspberry Pi 's GPIO directly in order to get the value.

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daescobar

2 years ago

No Arduino is not necessary. You can do this using only a Pi and some different code in python. I wanted to show serial communication between Arduino and Pi.