Building a Weather Station in NodeJS with a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino
summary
A demo of building a weather station that pairs a Raspberry Pi with an Arduino and uses Node.js to interface them. Sensor metrics are collected on the Pi/Arduino, stored in the time-series database InfluxDB, and visualized with Grafana.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28Overview
- 1:08Who am I?
- 1:21Arduino: what is it?
- 2:56Reasons for success?
- 3:39Connection
- 4:35Raspberry PI
- 5:18Uses
- 5:49Comparison with known hardware
- 6:07Thermometer
- 7:15Usage
- 8:17Arduino limitations
- 9:24Serial communication
- 11:11More advanced solution
- 11:37Implementation
- 13:47Temperature reading
- 14:45Graphs
- 16:08What's next?
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