'Sensor values' presentation slideshows

Top 10 lessons learned in 6 years of on-farm sensor demos

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TIRES AND WHEELS

109. TIRES AND WHEELS. Figure 109-1 (a) A typical tire tread depth gauge. The center movable plunger is pushed down into the groove of the tire. Figure 109-1 (b) The tread depth is read at the top edge of the sleeve. In this example, the tread depth is 6/32 in.

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Real-time Software Design

Real-time Software Design. Objectives. To explain the concept of a real-time system and why these systems are usually implemented as concurrent processes To describe a design process for real-time systems To explain the role of a real-time operating system

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PicoBoard and Scratch

Introduction to Programming and Physical Computing. PicoBoard and Scratch. Workshop Overview. Introductions The Learning Cycle (STEM ? STEAM) What is physical computing Introduction to Scratch and animating a character Connecting to the outside world -- Plugging in the picoboard Slider

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Wireless Sensor Networks

Karishma Babu Kenneth Kinion. Wireless Sensor Networks. 4 December 2007. Introduction. Wireless sensor networks - wireless network consisting of spatially distributed sensors to cooperatively monitor physical or environmental conditions GOAL

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Real-time Monitoring and Diagnostic Solution for an HVAC System

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Quality Control of Soil Moisture and Temperature For US Climate Reference Network

Quality Control of Soil Moisture and Temperature For US Climate Reference Network Basic Methodology February 2009 William Collins USCRN. Complex Quality Control

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Natalia Stakhanova cs610

SIA: Secure Information Aggregation in Sensor Networks B. Przydatek, D. Song, and A. Perrig. In Proc. of ACM SenSys 2003. Natalia Stakhanova cs610. Sensor networks. wireless network consisting of large number of small sensor devices Main objective : data collection

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Course Debrief

Course Debrief. EPGY Middle School Programming Adam Leeper. Robot Debrief. Robots only do exactly what you tell them! Sensors are noisy! Code must handle a range of sensor values Sometimes, error-checking code is needed. Robot Debrief. Mechanical design is important

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F?space Cloud Infrastructure and Experimental Enviroment

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