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thanks a lot, that is very useful for me

Can i use the webcam for this project ?

do I have to use bullseye os I am using raspberry pi 4 ubuntu linux os, Thonny ide and it is not working, do you have a solution and thank you

Hey thanks for the Tutorial! I have to mention that physical connection didnt work for me. Had to connect SCL to D22 and SDA to D21 als Gnd to GND and VCC to 3.3 V. Also I have question, i want to work with two ESP32s and to two MPU6050s simultaneously and send the data via Wifi to the Ard IDE, do you think thats possible?

Sos un crack, thank you very much, really made my life easier!

Keep getting error "no module named ussl"

Which OS version are you using?

Great Video, I request you to make video on "how to stream audio to wireless head phone as well as recording in local computer"

Nice.

I spend day struggeling with the arducam and libcamera... thanks for that simple working code man! How can I add more specific adjustments like shutter etc.?

Nice and easy, thanks. I've had a DHT22 in my Pi drawer for a while now and would have hooked it up to a Pico earlier if I knew it was this simple. I appreciate you getting straight to the point too. Cheers!

bro can you share you serverside also please!

Why not we should do the s3 bucket job on our PC and then upload that zip.

Giving this a try!

How can you adjust the squid.conf to allow remote use of the proxy? If I set the proxy I made as my browser proxy on my laptop it works great when I’m connected to the same wifi network but if I’m at a friends house on their wifi and try using the proxy as my browser proxy, it will not prompt for user authentication hence disallowing remote connection.

where i can find the c"url" commands ?

Look forward to seeing next C example(s) on pico.

I'm so eager to see part 3. I just can't seem to get any of the tilt filters (Kalman or Madgwick) to give me good stable compass headings that are not affected by motion of the MPU-9250. You would think that with all the robot and electronics people out there there would be something easy to figure out, but I'm just too new to Python to get it to work properly. Hopefully this will be covered in Part 3...please? Thanks for the work.

Nice work! Could you help me? Chinese calliper data reading pi pico micropyton is the few lines of code that do this! Unfortunately, I couldn't find a sample example of such a thing anywhere!

thanks for this video. any plan for Kalman filter in micro python with pi pico ?

your videos are really great sir......, But in my case, I'm working on a project where i wanted to measure the lean angle of motorbikes while turning or doing any other angle changes. In here, i'm stuggling with the reference point. I mean if I upload the code and start the system, it shows XYZ - Roll pitch yaw angles are nearly zero. When I "START" the device they are zero, which means in any direction, if I start the device, it takes it as a reference point. I think you got my point. Is there any way (by using complex maths or different sensors or whatever) that i can set the sea water level(or global flat reference) as my starting point/reference point even if I start the system in any direction or any angle.... HOPE you would reply me sir

Any view or opinion on BLECON?

Excellent 👍👍👌 thanks for sharing

FYI I misspoke in the video, gyroscope measures DPS, not degrees per second squared, there is no square factor.

Question: When you said that you weren't moving the sensor, the gyroscope output on the x-axis was ~-2.7 degrees/second. But if the sensor isn't being moved, shouldn't this be zero? Could someone please explain this? By the way, thanks for the tutorial, I'll come back to this when I start my next project.

Nice! Saw you from reddit!

it is funny, Anytime i want to do some research i stumble upon your videos, they are accurate and to the point for my master thesis. At this point Im not sure if i am doing my master thesis. Feels like you have already done it for me :') I really appriciate for all your videos on raspberry pi. Thank you so much. :)

Great tutorial 👍I can't wait for the follow-up showing how to do the same using Xedge32 and Lua 🙂

Thanks for a peek at at the hoops "real" coders have to jump through. As an Arduino hobbyist and volunteer teaching Arduino I will be forever grateful for the work the Arduino organization put into bringing microcontrollers to the masses. I believe there would be a very small percentage of hobbyist that would make it through your lesson just to get "Hello World" on the screen and continue in the hobby. I will stick with Arduino for the 8 bit chips and micropython for the 32 bit chips for now. Thanks for the video.

Great vídeo! Thank you!

Dont forget to subscribe or donate :) Hope you enjoyed it my friends

Im doing an adaptation of a traditional test for early detection of cognitive deterioration, one of the test questions asks the patient to draw a specific shape, in the traditional test the applicator confirms if the shape looks like the one requested and scores. My idea is to pass the image with the original shape to an AI service to confirm how similar the drawing is to the requested shape. My question is do you think that passing the array of points will allow the AI to confirm if it looks like the shape or not? Keeping in mind that the orientation should not be considered only the shapes. BTW amazing videos, Your videos have helped me a lot.

Does the MPU6050 with this library measure angles in its own reference frame or the global reference frame?

Great info! I did not know Thingspeak was free. Thanks for the video.

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This would work awesome for a project I am working on. I have 12 network junction boxes out in a warehouse and I would like to monitor the temperature and humidity in each of those boxes. Can ThingSpeak dashboard handle the 12 different feeds so I can see the 12 temps and the 12 humids in one dashboard? Or, would I need to create 12 channels - 1 for each box?

Thank You

Do you know of any electrical conductivity (EC) sensors that would work with this system? I've only seen standalone sensors that don't appear to have the ability to connect to a Pi or Arduino.

Hey, I tried running your code, am getting the following error, can you debug it for me ? Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 10, in <module> File "imu.py", line 105, in __init__ File "imu.py", line 158, in chip_id MPUException: I2C failure when communicating with IMU

nice thank you!

Thank You!!!! it helps me a lot to connect my e32 to ftp!

Hello bro I watched this video this is perfect to me I student in university My major is controll engineering My project is Robotic arm with remote hand movement.with esp32 and mpu6050 and 4 servos Can you help me ???

Great Video! Thanks

how do we get the port for windows?

I was unable to run GUI and i wanted only a coding environment and this is perfect, thanks.

Hey Shilleh any chance you could share the python script you use in this demo please. I can't find it!!

anyone find any bugs in this where the ssid doesn't set properly and the access point doesn't let you log in?

Thank you, I like VSCode and when I first saw Thonny I thought nup I'm finding out how to do this in VSCode.....so yeah thank you

This is very kool. I have been using SMS only because I could not get e-mail. And I think your help explaining this makes it seem even easier.

what operating system are you using?