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Building Internet of Things Projects with Arduino IOT Cloud

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Building Internet of Things Projects with Arduino IOT Cloud, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 58 lectures, based on 488 reviews, and has 4161 subscribers.

You will learn about Build working IoT Projects that connect to the Cloud Learn how to use the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform Learn how to use the MKR WiFi 1010 Arduino Board Build Arduino IoT Applications in the Cloud Build Dashboards for your IoT Applications with minimal code Use If This Then That (IFTTT) to integrate Webhooks into your IoT Applications This course is ideal for individuals who are Arduino makers that want to learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform or IoT Hobbyists or Students or Electrical Engineers or Electronics Hobbyists or Makers or Tinkerers It is particularly useful for Arduino makers that want to learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform or IoT Hobbyists or Students or Electrical Engineers or Electronics Hobbyists or Makers or Tinkerers.

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Summary

Title: Building Internet of Things Projects with Arduino IOT Cloud

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Published Lectures: 58

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Build working IoT Projects that connect to the Cloud
  • Learn how to use the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform
  • Learn how to use the MKR WiFi 1010 Arduino Board
  • Build Arduino IoT Applications in the Cloud
  • Build Dashboards for your IoT Applications with minimal code
  • Use If This Then That (IFTTT) to integrate Webhooks into your IoT Applications

Who Should Attend

  • Arduino makers that want to learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform
  • IoT Hobbyists
  • Students
  • Electrical Engineers
  • Electronics Hobbyists
  • Makers
  • Tinkerers

Target Audiences

  • Arduino makers that want to learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform
  • IoT Hobbyists
  • Students
  • Electrical Engineers
  • Electronics Hobbyists
  • Makers
  • Tinkerers

In this course you will learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud Platform that allows you to easily build Internet of Things (IoT) applications and projects that connect to the Cloud.

Go from Zero to Hero and learn how to quickly build secure Internet of Things (IoT) apps and dashboards using Arduino that connect to the Cloud.

What you will Learn

In this course, you will learn:

  • A basic understanding of what is the Internet of Things

  • IoT Terminology

  • What is the Arduino IoT CloudPlatform

  • How to setup your Arduino MKR boards to connect to the Arduino IoT Cloud

  • How to use the Arduino Internet of Things (IoT) Cloud Platform to build IoT apps with minimal code

  • How to build dashboardsto monitor your Internet of Things (IoT) projects , peripherals and sensors

  • How to incorporate Webhooks in your Internet of Things (IoT)  Applications

  • How to use the If This Then That (IFTTT)to integrate services into your IoT Applications

  • How to use Arduino MKR Boards to prototype Internet of Things (IoT)  Projects

  • Securelyconnecting your Internet of Things (IoT) device to the Cloud

  • The ins and outs of the Arduino Web Editor

What you will Build

We will start with basics by building simple Internet of Things (IoT)  Cloud projects such as:

  • Controlling an LED from the Cloud

  • Taking Analog Readings

  • Detecting events from IoT devices like a button push in the Cloud

We will progress to advanced projects such as:

  • Creating a motion sensor alarm circuit that calls your cell phone when motion is detected

  • Creating a self-regulating temperature controlled system

You will also learn how to build Internet of Things (IoT) dashboards with little to no code to monitor your Things and Properties from the Cloud!

Who this course is for:

  • Students

  • Internet of Things (IoT)  Hobbyists

  • Electronics Hobbyists

  • Electrical Engineers

  • Makers

  • Tinkerers

What previous knowledge should I have:

  • A basic understanding of Arduino

  • A basic understanding of Programming (C preferred)

  • Be willing to learn

Why is the Arduino Internet of Things (IoT) Cloud Platform important?

We all know and love Arduino Platform for tinkering and building prototypes. But when it comes to building IoT projects that connect to the internet, using Arduino by itself gets messy.

Here are some of the challenges with Building IoT Apps with simple flavors of Arduino Boards :

  • You need to use an Arduino board that has Wifi built-in or use additional modules like the ESP8266 or ESP32 to enable internet connectivity

  • You have to worry about how to secure connections to the internet from IoT devices to prevent hackers from intercepting your IoT data

  • Connecting to the Cloudis also challenging as you have to write custom code to handle integrations

  • Building Dashboards to monitor and control your IoT apps requires writing additional custom code and programming and this can get messy very quickly

The Arduino IoT Cloud was created to solve these issues.

The Arduino IoT Cloud allows you to:

  • Easily, Securely and Seamlessly build Arduino Internet of Things (IoT) projects that connect directly with the Cloud

  • Quickly allow Arduino MKR Boards to connect securely connectto the Cloud

  • Create WebHooks to easily connect backend APIs and Services to your Internet of Things (IoT) Projects

  • Monitor your projects in real-time by creating dashboardsand widget with a few mouse clicks

Join the Arduino IoT Cloud Bootcamp Course today and learn to build Arduino Internet of Things (IoT)  apps that connect to the Cloud the easy way!

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Please Watch – What to expect in this course

Lecture 2: What is the Internet of Things?

Lecture 3: What is the Arduino IoT Cloud?

Lecture 4: Understanding Arduino IoT Cloud Terminology

Lecture 5: Parts List for the Course

Lecture 6: Getting Project Files and Resources for the Course

Chapter 2: Setup your account and board

Lecture 1: Overview of the Setup Process

Lecture 2: Creating a free Arduino IoT Cloud Account

Lecture 3: Using the Arduino Desktop IDE or the Arduino Web Editor

Lecture 4: Installing the Arduino Create Plugin and Setting up your Arduino MKR Board

Lecture 5: Overview of the Arduino MKR WIFI 1010

Chapter 3: First Project – Controlling an LED from the Cloud

Lecture 1: Controlling an LED from the Cloud – Project Overview

Lecture 2: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 3: Configuration in the Arduino IoT Cloud

Lecture 4: Making Code changes

Lecture 5: Update : Widgets Tab has been changed to Dashboards

Lecture 6: Testing it out

Chapter 4: Reviewing the Project Files, Web Editor and Code

Lecture 1: Reviewing Project Files

Lecture 2: An Overview of the Web Editor

Lecture 3: Detailed Code Review for our LED Project

Chapter 5: Taking Analog Readings

Lecture 1: Taking Analog Readings – Project Overview

Lecture 2: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 3: Configuration in the Arduino IoT Cloud

Lecture 4: Making Code changes

Lecture 5: Testing it out

Chapter 6: Detecting external events like a Button Press

Lecture 1: Detecting External Events – Project Overview

Lecture 2: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 3: Configuration in the Arduino IoT Cloud

Lecture 4: Making Code changes

Lecture 5: Testing it out

Lecture 6: Using a Third Party Library to handle Debouncing

Lecture 7: Testing our Debouncing Changes

Chapter 7: Creating a Motion Sensor Alarm that calls your Cell Phone when it is Tripped

Lecture 1: Motion Sensor Alarm that calls your Cell Phone – Project Overview

Lecture 2: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 3: Configuration in the Arduino IoT Cloud

Lecture 4: Making Code changes

Lecture 5: Testing out the Alarm

Lecture 6: Overview of If This Then That (IFTTT)

Lecture 7: Enabling an Applet on IFTTT

Lecture 8: Creating an IoT Webhook to IFTTT

Lecture 9: Testing our Custom IoT IFTTT Applet

Chapter 8: Measuring Temperature and Humidity with a DHT-22 Sensor

Lecture 1: Measuring Temperature and Humidity – Project Overview

Lecture 2: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 3: Configuration in the IoT Cloud

Lecture 4: Making Code Changes

Lecture 5: Testing it Out

Chapter 9: Creating a Temperature-Controlled Self Regulating System

Lecture 1: Temperature-Controlled Self Regulation IoT Project – Overview

Lecture 2: Using a Transistor as a Switch to Control our Fan

Lecture 3: Parts Needed for the Project

Lecture 4: Reviewing the Circuit Diagram

Lecture 5: Wiring the Circuit

Lecture 6: Configuration in the IoT Cloud

Lecture 7: Reviewing the Dashboard that will be created for the project

Lecture 8: Reviewing the Algorithm that we will use for our Project Code

Lecture 9: Making Code Changes

Lecture 10: Testing it out

Chapter 10: Closing

Lecture 1: Closing Comments

Chapter 11: Bonus

Lecture 1: Want to learn more?

Instructors

  • Lee Assam
    Lee Assam
    Electrical and Software Engineer, University Instructor

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  • 1 stars: 3 votes
  • 2 stars: 7 votes
  • 3 stars: 58 votes
  • 4 stars: 189 votes
  • 5 stars: 231 votes

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