Online Training IoT#4: IoT (Internet of Things) Automation with Raspberry Pi by Udemy

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Online Training IoT#4: IoT (Internet of Things) Automation with Raspberry Pi

Please note that There are four courses in this series. They are as follows:1st Course: Python for IoT Tutorials2nd Course: Advanced Python for IoT & IoT Based Data Analysis3rd Course: IoT (Internet of Things) Automation with ESP82664th Course: IoT (Internet of Things) Automation using Raspberry PiWe are now at “4th Course: IoT (Internet of Things) Automation using Raspberry Pi”. In this course, we will be learning about Raspberry Pi introduction and setup, Python for Raspberry Pi, Accessing GPIO pins, PiCamera, Networking using sockets and finally Home automation.IoT is bringing more and more things into the digital fold every day, which will likely make it a multi-trillion dollar industry in the near future. Building your own project on IoT will help you practically learn how engineering is applied on this amazing technology.Through this training we shall learn about the essentials of Raspberry Pi specifically required for Internet of Things (IoT) technology.The training will include the following;1. Raspberry Pi introduction and setup2. Python for Raspberry Pi3. Accessing GPIO pins4. Using PiCamera5. Networking using sockets6. Home automation

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