Driving a fischertechnik model with Raspberry Pi
Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2020 10:35 am
fischertechnik is a German building system used as well to play, teach STEM and perform simulation.
An interface board from Didacta Advance allows to use a Raspberry Pi to control a model. Along sequential programming with Pyhton, I've explored event-based programming with Node-RED to drive an automatic barrier model.
Sure, Linux could not offer real-time deterministic monitoring, but Node-RED makes IIoT really easy to use, with remote command-and-control dashboard .
Discover the project.
An interface board from Didacta Advance allows to use a Raspberry Pi to control a model. Along sequential programming with Pyhton, I've explored event-based programming with Node-RED to drive an automatic barrier model.
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Sure, Linux could not offer real-time deterministic monitoring, but Node-RED makes IIoT really easy to use, with remote command-and-control dashboard .
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Discover the project.