IoT with Arduino | Rohan | Gurzu

Internet of things (IoT) is a network of physical objects, devices, and machines that are connected to the internet. In this episode of knowledge ketchup, Rohan talks about IoT with Arduino.

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1. IoT with Arduino By - Rohan Maharjan
2. Internet of Things • Network of physical objects, devices, and machines that are connected to the internet • Can communicate with each other and share data • Are often embedded with sensors, actuators, and other technology • Can collect and exchange information without requiring direct human intervention • Has a wide range of applications across various industries, including smart homes, industrial automation, agriculture, healthcare, transportation, environmental monitoring, and more. Examples - Smart security systems, smart refrigerators, medical sensors, etc.
3. Arduino • Open-source electronics platform • Consists of both hardware and software components • Designed to make it easy for people, especially those with limited technical background, to create interactive projects and prototypes • Provides a range of microcontroller-based development boards • User-friendly integrated development environment (IDE) that allows you to write, compile, and upload code to these boards.
4. Arduino
5. Breadboard and jumper wires • Device used to build and prototype electronic circuits without the need for soldering • Consists of a plastic board with a grid of holes and metal clips underneath the holes that provide electrical connectivity • Allow you to quickly connect electronic components together in a temporary manner for testing and experimentation.
6. Breadboard
7. Jumper Wires • Short lengths of insulated wire with connectors at both ends • Used to create connections between different points on the breadboard, components, and other electronic elements like microcontrollers (such as Arduino boards) • Jumper wires come in different varieties like male-to-male, male-to-female, etc
8. Jumper Wires Male to Female Jumper Wires
9. Sensors Ultrasonic sensor Smoke sensor
10. The Arduino IDE
11. Examples of Smart Devices • Home automation • Smart locks • Security systems like Ring • Smart fridge • Smart watch • And many more
12. Intrusion Detection System
13. Intrusion Detection System
14. Smart Zoo
15. Hardware and Software used for Smart Zoo • Arduino and other components like breadboard, jumper wires, etc. • Motors • Smoke Sensor • Ultrasonic sensor • Turbidity sensor • Humidity sensor • RFID Reader • Firebase Realtime database • Android Application
16. Firebase app for Smart Zoo
17. References • Geddes, M. (2017). Arduino Project Handbook, Volume 2. • chat.openai.com