Interesting: [Archive.is] KPN LoRa om Van Raam fietsen te traceren Zakelijk KPN Forum via [WayBack] Nederlands bedrijf komt met narrowband-internet-of-things-ontwikkelbordje – Computer – Nieuws – Tweakers
–jeroen
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KPN LoRa om Van Raam fietsen te traceren Zakelijk KPN Forum
Posted by jpluimers on 2017/03/02
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DIY pick and place machine from parts of scanner, inkjet printer, DVD player and vaccuum pump – Open Theremin – Urs Gaudenz
Posted by jpluimers on 2017/01/30
Urs Gaudenz manufactures Open.Theremin kits using his do it yourself pick and place machine which he built from low cost scanner, ink jet printer, DVD player mechanics and some Arduino controlling. Even his solder oven is Arduino controlled!
This is months of work showing a work flow in a 11 minute youtube video. Well done!
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Arduino controlled automated blinds with Web UI
Posted by jpluimers on 2017/01/05
Interesting idea [WayBack] Arduino controlled automated blinds with Web UI
Via:
- [WayBack] Nederlandse Kickstarter voor slimme gordijnen behaalt doel – update – Beeld en geluid – Nieuws – Tweakers
- [WayBack] Slide: Make Your Existing Curtains Smart! by Innovation in Motion — Kickstarter
–jeroen
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Somfy Smoove Origin RTS Protocol | PushStack
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/24
Interesting: Somfy Smoove Origin RTS Protocol | PushStack a base to start Hacking Somfy.
The Somfy protocol is tricky as it uses rolling keys.
More interesting links:
- Somfy Smoove Origin RTS Protocol | PushStack.
- Reversing Somfy RTS | PushStack.
- Referring to some patents, I derived a much longer list below.
- Somfy + RTL SDR | PushStack.
- SI4010 + FT232R: A 433 MHz USB Radio Transmitter | PushStack.
- Reversing Somfy RTS | PushStack.
- [Work in progress] somfy controller.
- TELIS-1 Remote Control.
- Toon onderwerp – Oproep: Somfy • nodo-domotica.nl.
- Somfy RTS DRY interface (pdf).
- Alternative culfw. / heliflieger/a-culfw.
- somfuino – Easy way to control Somfy RTS shutters using an Arduino Ethernet board and custom shield – Google Project Hosting.
- Control Somfy RTS screen with Openremote. / Control Somfy RTS with Openremote – OpenRemote Forums.
- Openremote Rolluiken by Mark Kuipers on Prezi. (Dutch, see below).
- Android zonwering. (Dutch, see below).
- Radio Technology Somfy –.
- DiY Somfy Blind Controls [Andreas Böhler]. / BlindControl: Summary.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: Introduction.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: The plan.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: The Arduino arrived!.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: Wiring the Somfy Telis 4.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: The Channel selection code.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: Full control of Somfy remote via browser.
- Building a Somfy Controller with Arduino and Vera: Somfy Controller operational.
- Somfy Smoove.
These are in Dutch, but very interesting as they show how to do reverse engineering and getting it to work hardware wise:
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on my .NET research list: Mini (Raspberry Pi) and Micro (Arduino)
Posted by jpluimers on 2012/08/01
Computing on not so common platforms it so much fun, especially when you can use familiar tools for it.
A couple of years ago, I did a fun project with an USB WebCam, a Pololu USB servo controller, two servo motors, a servo relay and a laser pointer. The device would point the laser pointer at the biggest moving object in the WebCam view, and flash the laser pointer at it.
All code was C# running on Windows.
Basically there are two classes on “small” devices that run .NET code (apart from smartphones and tablets):
- Raspberry Pi:
Mini devices with more than a couple of megabytes memory running a kind of regular .NET Framework. - Arduino:
Micro devices with maximum of a couple of dozen kilobytes memory (a megabyte if you are really lucky) running the .NET Micro Framework
This might be a chance to lift it to a new level and embed everything in one device (:
The cool thing about the .NET Micro Framework is that you can do real time stuff.
–jeroen
via:
- Digits Domotica Blog | Arduino on steroids and .Net Micro Framework.
- Top 10 Raspberry Pi Myths and Truths – Scott Hanselman.
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