Renewable Energy in the Cloud
summary
A remote microgrid built from photovoltaic panels, a small wind turbine and a battery array reports voltage, wind speed/direction, rainfall (sensitive to 0.1 inch), temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and luminosity every second (only every fifth reading is sent) and drives windows, fan and a heat lamp automatically; electronics live behind an enclosure and have run four years with no gateway or microcontroller failures. Uses Arduino for sensors, Raspberry Pi as an IoT gateway, Spring Boot on Cloud Foundry with separate WebSocket data and control endpoints, plus a camera — and it works reliably.
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- 0:00Start
- 5:20Let's talk about._
- 7:28Bounded contexts
- 8:06Physical devices
- 10:48Microcontrollers
- 11:54Back end service
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