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- dimkir October 2013
- processor65 October 2013
- quark October 2013
Weather Station+ 3Ch Recorder
Hi all: I'm still using 1.5.1 for most of my Arduino projects and it works just fine. I need to update I know; but I'm too lazy I guess. Here is my latest Project: This is a Weather Station configured for indoor climate monitoring. I gave this project a "Retro" look and added a 3 Channels recorder including some features like:
-Events detection and logging -Data logger in excel files -Rate monitoring and logging -Up to 3 Cams video monitoring. -Pause, Fast Forward and Rewind functions. -On screen unit conversion tables. -Alarms -Peaks detection. -Sensors Power Supply Monitoring. -Moving Magnifier Glass. -Possibility of taking screen and cams still pictures. -Cams video zooming and panning (by software) -On Screen Cursors to take measurements. -Emailing events (this feature is pending and emails are not sent for real yet).
Built with Processing 1.5.1 and Arduino UNO.
Here is the video:
Hope you enjoy.
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Very neat :)
Thanks a lot.
Well this is a masterpiece! :) I must say this is one of the most sophisticated applications with Processing I have seen! How long did it take you to develop this work of art?
Thanks for your comment. It took me 2 months to do it.