scegy
Active member
Hello world!
Let me just say that this is such a great community! The posts here saved my
bacon more times than I can remember.
I was part of an EU government founded accelerator for IOT software development. We put
together some nice software for Arduino and Raspberry and would like the feedback from the DIY
community which we respect so deeply.
To quickly sum up what it’s all about:
Web interface programming – program your Arduino and raspberry to automate anything you like
without writing a line of code.
We first developed it for aquaponics and high-tech gardens – but we created a software applicable
to any other need for monitoring and control.
Detailed description:
Sensors, switches, relays connected to Arduino <-> Arduino is connected to Raspberry pi <->
Raspberry pi is connected to browser interface via Orion context broker.
Everything is then done in the browser interface...
- We have interactive dashboard with sensor data and device state summary
- Add devices and sensors via browser interface.
- Add new controlling rules with a few clicks. (example - sensor dallas temperature sensor,
device led, rule turn on led if temperature > 30 and led is off). The rule gets sent to raspberry pi
which then controls the arduino accordingly.
- Use math, formulas and variables to solve problems.
- Log everything and visualize data.
- Send emails, SMS and alerts
- Operational even without internet connection
We are searching for users experienced with Arduino and Raspberry, willing to invest some time to
test the software and help us with debugging. If you are interested, send us an email on
[email protected] stating your interest with a short description of your previous experience.
We are giving away 100 beta user accounts on first come first served basis, so hurry up! 50 accounts
are only for web interface testing (virtual mode, no hardware) and 50 are for complete system
testing (real mode, with hardware).
That’s about it. Any comments/questions in this thread or via email are welcome and I will do my
best to answer them in the shortest time possible.
Have fun with your projects!
Let me just say that this is such a great community! The posts here saved my
bacon more times than I can remember.
I was part of an EU government founded accelerator for IOT software development. We put
together some nice software for Arduino and Raspberry and would like the feedback from the DIY
community which we respect so deeply.
To quickly sum up what it’s all about:
Web interface programming – program your Arduino and raspberry to automate anything you like
without writing a line of code.
We first developed it for aquaponics and high-tech gardens – but we created a software applicable
to any other need for monitoring and control.
Detailed description:
Sensors, switches, relays connected to Arduino <-> Arduino is connected to Raspberry pi <->
Raspberry pi is connected to browser interface via Orion context broker.
Everything is then done in the browser interface...
- We have interactive dashboard with sensor data and device state summary
- Add devices and sensors via browser interface.
- Add new controlling rules with a few clicks. (example - sensor dallas temperature sensor,
device led, rule turn on led if temperature > 30 and led is off). The rule gets sent to raspberry pi
which then controls the arduino accordingly.
- Use math, formulas and variables to solve problems.
- Log everything and visualize data.
- Send emails, SMS and alerts
- Operational even without internet connection
We are searching for users experienced with Arduino and Raspberry, willing to invest some time to
test the software and help us with debugging. If you are interested, send us an email on
[email protected] stating your interest with a short description of your previous experience.
We are giving away 100 beta user accounts on first come first served basis, so hurry up! 50 accounts
are only for web interface testing (virtual mode, no hardware) and 50 are for complete system
testing (real mode, with hardware).
That’s about it. Any comments/questions in this thread or via email are welcome and I will do my
best to answer them in the shortest time possible.
Have fun with your projects!
