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| [1] CircuitPython and board setup.mp4 | 42 MB | ||
| [1] CircuitPython and board setup.srt | 8.3 KB | ||
| [1] Connecting the internet to the physical world.mp4 | 21.8 MB | ||
| [1] Connecting the internet to the physical world.srt | 1.7 KB | ||
| [1] Connecting your device to the internet.mp4 | 43.5 MB | ||
| [1] Connecting your device to the internet.srt | 8.3 KB | ||
| [1] Going beyond the robot cat.mp4 | 12.2 MB | ||
| [1] Going beyond the robot cat.srt | 2.3 KB | ||
| [1] Listening to events from the internet.mp4 | 28.3 MB | ||
| [1] Listening to events from the internet.srt | 7.4 KB | ||
| [2] Brief overview of MQTT.mp4 | 19.4 MB | ||
| [2] Brief overview of MQTT.srt | 4.3 KB | ||
| [2] CircuitPython basics.mp4 | 38.7 MB | ||
| [2] CircuitPython basics.srt | 5.8 KB | ||
| [2] What you need for soldering.mp4 | 67.9 MB | ||
| [2] What you need for soldering.srt | 7.1 KB | ||
| [2] What you should know.mp4 | 4.9 MB | ||
| [2] What you should know.srt | 1 KB | ||
| [3] Circuit diagrams and wiring.mp4 | 126.2 MB | ||
| [3] Circuit diagrams and wiring.srt | 10.1 KB | ||
| [3] Soldering and final assembly.mp4 | 183.2 MB | ||
| [3] Soldering and final assembly.srt | 10.3 KB | ||
| [3] Using Adafruit IO as an MQTT broker.mp4 | 18.9 MB | ||
| [3] Using Adafruit IO as an MQTT broker.srt | 6 KB | ||
| [4] Moving servos with code.mp4 | 28.6 MB | ||
| [4] Moving servos with code.srt | 6.8 KB | ||
| [4] Setting up an MQTT topic.mp4 | 16 MB | ||
| [4] Setting up an MQTT topic.srt | 5.2 KB | ||
| [5] Reacting to events in an MQTT topic.mp4 | 35.5 MB | ||
| [5] Reacting to events in an MQTT topic.srt | 9.2 KB | ||
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CircuitPython: Connecting a Robot Cat to the Internet
https://TutPig.com
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 14m | Size: 674.8 MB
While many Internet of Things projects send data to the cloud, sometimes you want a physical indication of an event from the internet. In this course, Charlyn Gonda shows you how to use CircuitPython—a version of Python specifically for microcontrollers—to program a robot cat that reacts to events while connected to the internet. Charlyn shows how to code for common hardware devices like LEDs and servos, and explains a common messaging protocol for IoT projects called message queue telemetry transport, or MQTT. If you’re looking for an internet cat video that actually teaches you something useful, join Charlyn as she shows how to program this robot cat.
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