Building Analog Displays for Your Data
summary
Shows how to build physical, “analog” data displays using hardware like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Spark Core to represent metrics and events (e.g., clocks, odometers, whimsical devices). Describes several concrete display projects, includes code examples for connecting those devices to various data sources, and aims to provide practical starting points for creating your own analog visualizations.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 12:02SPARK CORE REMOTE BLINK
- 12:29SPARK CORE CUSTOM FUNCTIONS
- 14:55BLINK CODE
- 25:10NEXT STEPS
- 27:53SOLDERING IS EASY HERE'S HOW TO DO IT
- 29:57QUESTIONS/COMMENTS?
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