Enabling Cyber Physical systems using Beaglebone Black and Python
summary
Covers hands-on use of the BeagleBone Black with PyBBIO, PRUspeak and Project Zygote showing what actually gets built and what works: PyBBIO gives a Python API for GPIO, PWM, ADC and servos; PRUspeak runs code on the PRU real‑time microcontrollers with a shared‑memory bridge to userland for low‑latency IO; Zygote exposes sensors and actuators as RESTful resources over websockets. Demos run: onboard LED blink, servo 0→180° sweep, PRU triangular wave and a browser dashboard controlling hardware.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:30Agenda
- 4:55Why the Beaglebone Black as Compared to the Raspberry Pi
- 6:45Why Not a Raspberry Pi
- 11:30What Features Does It Support the Beaglebone Black
- 12:59Web Streaming
- 18:54Sample Script
- 21:06Iot Framework
- 21:44Generic Resource
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