In this IoT Arduino programming tutorial, the Arduino board is connected to a set of sensors and an ethernet shield. Sensors used in this IoT Arduino programming project are:
This is an interesting topic because two ecosystems are mixed together and integrated. By picking a color from an app running on your Android smartphone, we will make an Arduino switch on a RGB LED of that same color.
Here's how to link Apache Kafka and Ignite, for maintaining scalability and reliability for data processing. We'll explore injecting data with KafkaStreamer, as well as IgniteSinkConnector.
There are several methods for handling client requests involving blocking operations. Check out this comparison between thread concurrency and network asynchronicity, with a problem, and potential solutions.
RetroPie is great for your retro gaming needs, but unfortunately, N64 ROM performance is decidedly hit or miss. The Runcommand Launch allows emulator-switching, for selection of the best emulator for a specific ROM. Check out how to install additional emulators, boot into the Runcommand menu, and see a user-aggregated list of ROM performance.
Wearables have infiltrated the IoT space, but they're relegated mainly to the consumer market. However, 2016 may see wider adoption in the enterprise. Check out what APX Labs discovered in a recent report, "What's Next in Wearable Technology."
The main goal of this article is to show you how to control the Milight RGBW light bulb using .NET. We'll provide you with the most useful command patterns and explain how this kind of lighting system works. Read on to learn more.
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