It is recommended you slip in a 400-600Ω resistor in between the DIN and the ESP8266. This prevents sudden spikes on the data line from damaging your pixel.
- Preface
- Creating a Raspberry Pi-Powered Magic Mirror
- Automated Gardening System
- Items required for the project
- Setting up gardening system code (reading humidity)
- Connecting it all together
- Summary
- Integrating CheerLights into a Holiday Display
- Erase Parking Headaches with OpenCV and Raspberry Pi
- Introduction to smart parking systems
- Sensor devices for smart parking
- Machine vision systems
- Logging spaces in a database
- Configuring a MySQL database server
- Installing MySQL
- Installing the MySQL driver for PHP
- Testing PHP and MySQL
- Installing phpMyAdmin for administrating databases
- Configuring the Apache server
- Entering the phpMyAdmin remote panel
- Integrating the Raspberry Pi and camera into the database
- Programming the script software
- Node Express app for openALPR
- Amazon Web Services IoT
- Integrating the system
- Summary
- Building Netflix's The Switch for the Living Room
- Lock Down with a Windows IoT Face Recognition Door System
- Getting started: Installing and configuring Windows 10 IoT on the Raspberry Pi 3
- Installing Visual Studio
- Creating a first example
- Applications for the Internet of Things
- Real-life examples of the Internet of Things
- Smart home devices
- Wireless bulbs
- Smart refrigerators
- Applications of the Raspberry Pi in the Internet of Things
- Media center using the Raspberry Pi 3
- Cloud storage using Raspberry Pi 3
- Tracker using Raspberry Pi 3
- Web server using Raspberry Pi 3
- Gateway for Bluetooth devices using Raspberry Pi 3
- The architecture of the security system
- Future ideas
- Summary
400-600Ω resistor
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