Not a hardcore tech professional but this sounds like a great solution to a prototyping project in smart agriculture. Thanks for the beginer-friendly explaination!
What I've learned from this video is that Eli is skimping on the heaters and lives at 15°C. From my own experience, I've found out that low temperatures are a rather effective wife-repellant, which really helps you focus & geek out on your projects. Jokes aside, nice, clean video! Thank you Eli!
Been watching since 2014 as a freshman college student, your videos have been of great inspiration and motivation in pursuing a career in the Tech domain. Thanks Ely, you're the best.
I just tried the connection between the RPi 4 and a ESP32, conected via USB and I has to change the /dev/ttyACM0 for /dev/ttyUSB0 in case someone runs into the same problem :) Great video very well explained and easy to undertand!
You thought no one would watch! This is interesting, Ill likely be trying this with some future products and buy Arduino because of it. Eventually teaching this to ES and MS kids too. ~ Elevate Net
I sat and watched your videos you made about Arduino and Raspberry pi, You do it really well Just this video has given me an idea to do the same setup just with Wifi as a link, and maybe 6 different devices that send Sensor data out which are collected in a string and saved on RPI maybe something for you to do such a setup as a video
Your awesome I love PHP and really enjoy building small apps on Pi s and this is so cool as you can open a door or switch on the kettle before you get home
Do you need to power the Raspberry Pi and Arduino separately even when you connect them via USB? From what I understand they use different voltages. If you didn't power them separately would it be advantageous to do so?
The Arduino receives operating power via the usb originating from the RPI. Depending upon what the extra 'stuff' is you want to run off Arduino or RPI you may wish to power those items externally. for example, from the arduino you may run several servos and motors and range finders and you quickly overpower your Arduino. So you are right both ways...yes use the power from Pi to Arduino and yes power your external components off the arduino with external power. Just be careful as the gpio pins on the RPI are 3v not 5v like arduino. You'll release magic smoke and that's no good
Great explanation ever!! hi Eli , I am new with all these Arduino and raspberry pi stuff and am stuck with the point that , whether the pictures captured from Arduino Uno can be passed to raspberry pi over serial communication?? pls let me know ASAP :)
hi i bought a few Arduinos and they turned out to be fake or cloned with ch340 chip and i cannot do what i wanted i read that i cannot reprogram the ch340 chip to be recognized as a hid joypad is there a way that i can make the rpi and arduino bypass the ch340 chip and get recognised as joypad like the Arduino Leonardo as one thing im trying to make a force feed back simulator steering wheel and because of the ch340 chip cannot be reprogramed to be seen as a hid when plugged in so could i use rpi as hid and use it to controll the firmware on an arduino so use rpi as usb interface and brains use arduino as a slave for pots and motor drivers im a new to rpi and arduino i have rpi zero 2w arduino mega 2560 ch340 chip and uno with ch340 chip i also read that rpi zero can be detected as a hid with a few changes use rpi as a bypass of the usb ch340 chip on the arduino so i can connect them as a hid joypad device
Thanks for sharing. Do you mind to share the code for giving direction to arduino to execute certain command like turn on relay and relay control by arduino. And how this data post into the webservices like google sheet? If you have the video already kindly advise. Tq sir.. tq for your sharing
I don't know what Eli means by saying nobody wants to watch his technical videos. Apart from 2 Pornhub videos (obviously) this one has most views in last week. I don't mind your general view videos but more technical content please:-). Especially Raspberry Pi.
import serial print("Please Enter your port number") comport=str(input()) s=serial.Serial(comport,115200 , timeout=0) try: s.isOpen() print("Serial Port is Open") except: print("Serial Port is not Open") if (s.isOpen()): try: while(1): if(s.in_waiting>0): b=s.read() a=b.decode('utf-8') print(a, end="") s.flush() except: print("Error") else: print("Serial Port is not working")
Not gonna lie the video wasn't even on the feed
Keep it up man we want you back
Not a hardcore tech professional but this sounds like a great solution to a prototyping project in smart agriculture. Thanks for the beginer-friendly explaination!
What I've learned from this video is that Eli is skimping on the heaters and lives at 15°C.
From my own experience, I've found out that low temperatures are a rather effective wife-repellant, which really helps you focus & geek out on your projects.
Jokes aside, nice, clean video! Thank you Eli!
Been watching since 2014 as a freshman college student, your videos have been of great inspiration and motivation in pursuing a career in the Tech domain. Thanks Ely, you're the best.
After so many years since you said you will closing your RUclips. You are great teacher sir.❤️
I always joke with my friend and tell him this is REAL IT! He says "Graphic cards and monitor is IT" lol
WOW! That is the clearest and the most underrated video I've ever seen. Thank you a lot for 20 minutes of this quality content.
That sweater just sent me back to college holy shit
Haha same
You know it is serious when he's wearing the ETCG shirt
🤣🤣🤣
nothing like a man in uniform
I just tried the connection between the RPi 4 and a ESP32, conected via USB and I has to change the /dev/ttyACM0 for /dev/ttyUSB0 in case someone runs into the same problem :) Great video very well explained and easy to undertand!
You thought no one would watch! This is interesting, Ill likely be trying this with some future products and buy Arduino because of it. Eventually teaching this to ES and MS kids too. ~ Elevate Net
Wait... You were serious? You are making these tech videos again ? Great... Thanks man. I learnt active directory from your videos 😊.
I sat and watched your videos you made about Arduino and Raspberry pi, You do it really well
Just this video has given me an idea to do the same setup just with Wifi as a link, and maybe 6 different devices that send Sensor data out which are collected in a string and saved on RPI maybe something for you to do such a setup as a video
Amazing tutorial, just what I was looking for you uploaded it today! keep the series up, mutch love from NL
Thank you very much for the codes and explanation!
Hi Eli, you are a truly talented teacher. Thank you!
Your awesome I love PHP and really enjoy building small apps on Pi s and this is so cool as you can open a door or switch on the kettle before you get home
Do you need to power the Raspberry Pi and Arduino separately even when you connect them via USB? From what I understand they use different voltages. If you didn't power them separately would it be advantageous to do so?
The Arduino receives operating power via the usb originating from the RPI. Depending upon what the extra 'stuff' is you want to run off Arduino or RPI you may wish to power those items externally. for example, from the arduino you may run several servos and motors and range finders and you quickly overpower your Arduino. So you are right both ways...yes use the power from Pi to Arduino and yes power your external components off the arduino with external power. Just be careful as the gpio pins on the RPI are 3v not 5v like arduino. You'll release magic smoke and that's no good
Great explanation ever!! hi Eli , I am new with all these Arduino and raspberry pi stuff and am stuck with the point that , whether the pictures captured from Arduino Uno can be passed to raspberry pi over serial communication?? pls let me know ASAP :)
Wait, Eli does Tech videos?
Thank you, Eli, it's great. More, please!
Shall I connect 3 Arduino to Raspberry Pi 4 at time by serial communication?
i found this very useful, thank you.
What's difference of this project and I've been looking for temp sensor board for RasPi ?
ok i see values in my terminal now, but how can i use them further? for calculations.. etc
hi i bought a few Arduinos and they turned out to be fake or cloned with ch340 chip and i cannot do what i wanted i read that i cannot reprogram the ch340 chip to be recognized as a hid joypad is there a way that i can make the rpi and arduino bypass the ch340 chip and get recognised as joypad like the Arduino Leonardo as one thing im trying to make a force feed back simulator steering wheel and because of the ch340 chip cannot be reprogramed to be seen as a hid when plugged in so could i use rpi as hid and use it to controll the firmware on an arduino so use rpi as usb interface and brains use arduino as a slave for pots and motor drivers im a new to rpi and arduino i have rpi zero 2w arduino mega 2560 ch340 chip and uno with ch340 chip i also read that rpi zero can be detected as a hid with a few changes use rpi as a bypass of the usb ch340 chip on the arduino so i can connect them as a hid joypad device
Thanks for sharing. Do you mind to share the code for giving direction to arduino to execute certain command like turn on relay and relay control by arduino. And how this data post into the webservices like google sheet? If you have the video already kindly advise. Tq sir.. tq for your sharing
hey eli is it okay not to use threading for reading serial comms?
how to send an array of size 100, read by analogread command of arduino uno to raspberry pi board using serial communication?
Eli, my code has an error that there was no serial module. What do i do?
i am the first here, its great you are back to tech videos
I don't know what Eli means by saying nobody wants to watch his technical videos. Apart from 2 Pornhub videos (obviously) this one has most views in last week. I don't mind your general view videos but more technical content please:-). Especially Raspberry Pi.
rstrip()
what does this command used for?
So this is missing link with pc/linux/RasPi skills to finally try out junior mr rossman stuff with those sensors of arduino.
why not read the sensors directly with the RPi?
I want ranting Lol !!!! I'm triggered!!!! Lol 😆 great video
If you want even faster througput to another device, then use SPI instead.
well well a good video ...😇
ttyACM0 not found in my dev directory !!please help!!
thank you
Why do you no longer CREATE VIDIOS IN NETWORKING, SERVER SCRIPTING, CYBERSECURITY,ETC
can you post a code to prevent timeouts from the arduino to the pi.
import serial
print("Please Enter your port number")
comport=str(input())
s=serial.Serial(comport,115200 , timeout=0)
try:
s.isOpen()
print("Serial Port is Open")
except:
print("Serial Port is not Open")
if (s.isOpen()):
try:
while(1):
if(s.in_waiting>0):
b=s.read()
a=b.decode('utf-8')
print(a, end="")
s.flush()
except:
print("Error")
else:
print("Serial Port is not working")
Try this code. Its working fine. If you face any issue let me know
what is arduino? is that new lefty group?
FINALLY
:D you couldn't resist ^^
Nakli bro.
Say it three times.
Third x
What the heck? Computer video?
Eli, you did it again. Helped me for the 899489248th time! 😊