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Rassberry pi
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Johnny-Five
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Raspberry pi intro.
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http://www.iottechday.nl/sessions/how-i-rediscovered-my-coding-mojo-by-building-an-iotrobotics-prototype/
Includes links to video demos.
"Come hear the story of how I learned new technologies and rediscovered my coding mojo by building an IoT/robotics prototype: a JavaScript powered, voice-controlled robot! Along the way you can expect to learn about HTML5 speech recognition, controlling hardware with Node.js and Johnny-Five, using WebSockets and MQTT for communication between components, and finally how you can combine the Raspberry Pi and Arduino platforms to gain ultimate power over your own projects!"
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Raspberry pi tutorial
Raspberry Pi model A. With the camera, it turns
out there is just enough headroom in the on-board
thermal resettable fuse to run directly off the serial
connector. If you use a model B, you will have to get
power elsewhere. A model A+ or B+ should work, but
we haven’t tried, yet
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Building Droids with JavaScript
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Recently, particularly as a result of the nodebots project, JS Robotics has started to come of age and it's now possible to build simple robots using JavaScript for the majority of the stack - everything from control and sensing to motors to lights, AI and computer vision.
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Andrew is a creator & destroyer of things that combine mobile web, ubicomp and lots of data. Sometime programmer, interaction researcher & CTO @ JBA.
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- 2. Cats The internet was made for cat videos. Every presentation starts with a cat video.
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