All about Arduino Wireless and the IoT (Udemy.com)

A complete course on using your Arduino to communicate data wirelessly

Created by: Stephen Borsay

Produced in 2018

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What you will learn

  • Use Arduino and ESP8266 to transmit and receive data wirelessly over WiFi, and Radio
  • Configure and program various transceivers like the Nrf2401, 315Mhz, and LoRa
  • Protoype basic wireless hardware with Arduino and the ESP8266
  • Create Datalogs and files using an embedded SD card, and software based datalogging in Putty, Teraterm and Android
  • Learn how to properly use the send and receive API's to pass arrays and data structures wirelessly
  • Use various 3rd party sites for Data Visualization and conditional SMS and Email alerts

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Overall Score : 88 / 100

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Course Description

This course is a strong foundation for understanding IoT utilizing wireless Arduino communications. We will be using both the Arduino and the ESP8266 for wiFi and radio functions. This course will give students an good understanding of IoT and wireless communications utilizing Arduino and the ESP8266 with inexpensive wireless transmitters, receivers and transceivers. We will go over most of the popular and least expensive methods, tools, and associated hardware to pass data wirelessly between devices and over the web and through the cloud. Students will learn how to configure, develop, and program these popular and cheap wireless devices to trigger an event or pass data between devices. Students will be able to thoroughly grasp the concepts of transmitting data around the web:
*ESP8266 to the web
*Between Arduinos
* Arduino data to a PC
* Arduino data to the "Cloud"
* Arduino to Putty and Teraterm

* Arduino to SD Card for Datalogging
* Arduino to ThingSpeak, Google, IFTTT, Losant, Ubidots and others for for graphics and conditional
control Flow applications.

Hardware and Tools utilized in this course:

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315 MHz transmitters
nRF2401+ (Nordic radio Transceivers)
ESP8266 (Model 12-E)
DHT11 Environmental Monitor
Breadboard
DuPont Jumpers
Ethernet Shield based on the popular WIZnet 5100 chip
Students will learn how to manipulate each of the wireless libraries, functions, and protocols to meet the requirements of a wireless network. we will cover not only simple wireless over the "air" , Students will also acquire the knowledge needed to use wireless Wifi chips and Ethernet to pass data to the web with, and without, a computer.
Who this course is for:
  • Engineers interested in IoT applications
  • Hobbyists who want to "make" and wish to send data wirelessly with Arduino
  • Students enrolled in Engineering who are interested in wireless communications with Arduino
  • Arduino enthusiasts looking to add IoT and wireless expertise to their embedded toolkit
  • Anyone wanting to learn the basics of IoT

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Instructor Details

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Steve Borsay is a Degreed Computer Engineer and electronic hobbyist with an interest in making embedded systems understandable and enjoyable to other enthusiasts of all experience and knowledge levels. Technical training and product instruction available for IoT, FPGA's, embedded systems, Device to Cloud and Device to Web integration. Also the Portland Ambassador for Hackster. I will try to answer all questions with a focus on student, and professional development.

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Reviews

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By Arnulfo Perez (Zintegra)

yes, it is good

By Ekrima Asmar

realy its good course

By Kk W

Detail information about the parts

By Eder Tadeu Silva Andrade

O conteúdo é excelente!

By Stuart Cleveland

great

By Noah Woodward

Very simple, good clarity

By mohamad Al-Ani

VERY GOOD BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE GSM TUTORIAL

By Billy Lowery

Moving a little fast.

By Matthew

Great Course

By Özgür ÖZTARI

thanks

By Kurt McClain

Seems to be a well organized presenter

By Herve Tavernier

A bit too technical for me...