Raspberry Pi and Arduino Go to The Next Level
What you’ll learn
Make Raspberry Pi communicate with Arduino, using Serial
Build a complete Intercom system with Raspberry Pi and Arduino
Use the Raspberry Pi as the “brain” and the Arduino as the “muscles” of your application
Understand the differences between Arduino and Raspberry Pi
Install and configure Arduino IDE on Raspberry Pi OS
Create a bidirectional Serial communication
Build a custom protocol to talk over Serial
Write code with Python 3 on Raspberry Pi and C++ on Arduino
Create a Telegram Bot with Python 3
Send notifications from your Raspberry Pi to your phone
Control Arduino from a Telegram chat
Practice a lot thanks to 9 activities and one big final project
Start directly with the best practices
Develop an engineer mindset when solving problems
Learn how to be more independent when working on your future projects
Understand the “why” behind things
Learn by doing and not just watching
Requirements
Arduino basics with C++ and how to build a circuit
Raspberry pi basics with Python 3
Arduino board + Raspberry Pi board + a few hardware components (list of components available in a free preview lesson)
This is an intermediate course, not for complete beginners!
Description
You’re already familiar with Arduino and Raspberry Pi?You want to go further with those boards, and combine them to create more complex and powerful projects?Welcome to this Raspberry Pi + Arduino course!I will take you from an intermediate level on the two boards, to an advanced level, not only on each board, but on the combination of both.At the end of the course, you will be able to create your own custom projects with Raspberry Pi and Arduino.Note: his course is not for complete beginners, for example I will not explain to you how to write basic Python or C++ programs. You definitely don’t need to be an expert, but having a good understanding of both Arduino and Raspberry Pi will really help you get started.→ Why this course?Working only with Raspberry Pi, or only with Arduino, is already nice: you can do a lot of projects.But sometimes, this is not enough. You will need to combine the strength of both boards: the power of software with Raspberry Pi (brain), and the closeness to hardware with Arduino (muscles).When looking for tutorials/courses about this on the Internet, I found that they are all very simplified, and work with a very simplistic setup, and only for that setup. If you add any component, any functionality, you’re going to be stuck.So in this course, you won’t get a copy/paste example, but a complete (and efficient) step by step process to create any application with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.I will show you how to start a successful Serial communication between the 2 boards, and how to build an application with new components and features around this bridge.→ How will you learn, how do I teach?My method is simple but efficient:WHY: Focus on the “why” so you understand what you’re doing.HANDS-ON lessons to learn in a better way.STEP BY STEP: Every lesson is built on top of previous ones.PRACTICE with many activities and projects.NO COPY AND PASTE!!! I write all the code from scratch.This teaching method actually works: I have already taught 17 000+ students in 150 countries, with 3500+ reviews over 4.5/5.Some reviews from my students – related to Raspberry Pi:“Edouard is an awesome instructor. The course is easy to follow but he makes you think all along the way. Great first class if you are interested in learning Raspberry Pi.” — Joel Bernstein“Awesome class! I highly recommend this class. Mr. Renard is a great instructor. The entire class is hands-on, which in my opinion is the best way to learn.” — Kirk Wynter“Really happy with the course. Exactly what I paid for and am pretty happy with my progress. I am getting exactly what is promised. Edouard is an excellent teacher.” — Jihad AnbousSome other reviews – related to Arduino:“The course was excellent. Congratulations to Edouard. I had already worked through some of the projects in the Arduino projects book, but I still learned much more in this course. Thanks.” — Sholto Douglas“Halfway and still loving this course. The instructor is clear and teaches in such a way that you actually learn how to navigate, conceptualize, and write your own code rather than teaching from premade code. Outstanding work sir!” — Westley Bolton→ What will you do in the course?After an installation section to get all the tools ready for the course (including installing Arduino IDE on your Raspberry Pi OS), you will progress through 4 different parts:Communicate with Serial between Raspberry Pi and Arduino.Build the Arduino circuit for the project, one component at a time. Control Arduino components from the Raspberry PiDiscover new Raspberry Pi functionalities – Camera and Telegram bot. Control the camera from the Arduino, and send commands to Arduino from a Telegram chat.Complete Intercom Project (see preview video for an overview of the result).For each part of the course (1-3), you get several additional activities, so you can practice on what you’ve just seen, and link the new knowledge with the previous sections.For the final project, together we will design a complete communication protocol, and we will also practice on the steps design: basically, how to plan/organize your application before writing code. I will give you some tips to help you design and organize your future projects, so you can start them and know what you need to do, in what order. This is something super important that I don’t often see in other courses or tutorials, and I’ve made sure to focus on this when creating the steps for the final project.So, you want to build more complex applications with Raspberry Pi and Arduino? Don’t wait any longer and start this course today!As always, my goal is to give you the freedom to start and finish your own projects. With this freedom you won’t have to rely on some copy/paste examples from the internet, because you will have the foundation that allows you to really understand how things work, and build anything from scratch.And that’s not all: all along the course I will share with you the best practices I personally use for my own projects. You will be able to create robust and scalable code – both for Arduino and Raspberry Pi.Oh, and you also get a 30 days money-back guarantee if you’re not fully satisfied – no questions asked :)See you in the course!Note – This course is not for you if:You are a complete Arduino or Raspberry Pi beginner.You want a copy/paste solution to your problems and don’t want to take the time to understand.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome!
Lecture 2 Raspberry Pi vs Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Arduino?
Lecture 3 List of Materials for this Course
Lecture 4 How to Follow the Course
Section 2: Installation Steps
Lecture 5 Intro
Lecture 6 Install Raspberry Pi OS Without a Monitor – Recap
Lecture 7 Install and Configure Arduino IDE on Raspberry Pi OS
Section 3: PART 1 – Serial Communication Between Raspberry Pi and Arduino
Lecture 8 Intro
Lecture 9 Hardware and Software Setup for Serial
Lecture 10 Initiate Serial Communication
Lecture 11 Send Data from Arduino to Raspberry Pi
Lecture 12 Send Data from Raspberry Pi to Arduino
Lecture 13 Create a Bidirectional Communication
Lecture 14 Debug Serial Communication if Can’t Connect
Lecture 15 Retry Connecting with Python if Failed
Section 4: PART 1 – Practice
Lecture 16 Intro
Lecture 17 Activity 01 – Power on/off Arduino LED from Raspberry Pi
Lecture 18 Activity 01 – Solution
Lecture 19 Activity 02 – Bidirectional Communication
Lecture 20 Activity 02 – Solution
Lecture 21 Activity 03 – Asynchronous Bidirectional Communication
Lecture 22 Activity 03 – Solution
Section 5: PART 2 – Arduino Functionalities (Hardware Components)
Lecture 23 Intro
Lecture 24 RGB LED – Circuit
Lecture 25 RGB LED – Code
Lecture 26 Push Button – Circuit
Lecture 27 Push Button – Code (With Debounce)
Lecture 28 Buzzer – Circuit
Lecture 29 Buzzer – Code
Lecture 30 LCD Screen – Circuit
Lecture 31 LCD Screen – Code
Lecture 32 Servo Motor – Circuit
Lecture 33 Servo Motor – Code
Section 6: PART 2 – Practice
Lecture 34 Intro
Lecture 35 Activity 04 – Debug Serial Using LCD Screen
Lecture 36 Activity 04 – Solution
Lecture 37 Activity 05 – Set RGB LED from the Raspberry Pi, when Pressing on Push Button
Lecture 38 Activity 05 – Solution
Lecture 39 Activity 06 – Sweep Servo From the Raspberry Pi
Lecture 40 Activity 06 – Solution
Section 7: PART 3 – Raspberry Pi Functionalities (Camera and Telegram Bot)
Lecture 41 Intro
Lecture 42 Camera – Hardware Setup
Lecture 43 Camera – Software Setup
Lecture 44 Camera – Get Photo with Python
Lecture 45 Telegram Bot – Setup Telegram Account
Lecture 46 Telegram Bot – Create a Bot and Save the Token
Lecture 47 Telegram Bot – Handle Remote Commands
Lecture 48 Telegram Bot – Send Notifications and Messages to Your Phone
Lecture 49 Telegram Bot – Complete Program
Section 8: PART 3 – Practice
Lecture 50 Intro
Lecture 51 Activity 07 – Send a Notification to Telegram when Arduino Board is Connected
Lecture 52 Activity 07 – Solution
Lecture 53 Activity 08 – Choose RGB LED Color and LCD Text From Telegram
Lecture 54 Activity 08 – Solution
Lecture 55 Activity 09 – Take Photos and Send Last One to Telegram when Button is Pressed
Lecture 56 Activity 09 – Solution
Section 9: PART 4 – Complete Intercom System (Final Project)
Lecture 57 Intro – Project Overview
Lecture 58 Step 1 (Protocol) – Define the Protocol we will Use (Serial, Telegram)
Lecture 59 Step 2 (Arduino) – Init Hardware Components
Lecture 60 Step 3 (Arduino) – Write to Serial when Button is Pressed
Lecture 61 Step 4 (Arduino) – Get Commands from Serial and Execute Them
Lecture 62 Step 5 (RPi) – Get Button Pressed Message from Serial
Lecture 63 Step 6 (RPi) – Take Photo when Button is Pressed
Lecture 64 Step 7 (RPi) – Send Message and Photo to Telegram
Lecture 65 Step 8 (RPi) – Open the Door From Telegram
Lecture 66 Step 9 (RPi) – Deny Access From Telegram
Lecture 67 Step 10 (systemd) – Make the Intercom System Start on Boot
Lecture 68 Project Conclusion – Going Further
Section 10: Conclusion
Lecture 69 Build an App with Raspberry Pi and Arduino – Step by Step Process Recap
Lecture 70 What to do next
Lecture 71 Bonus Lecture
Students, Engineers, Researchers, Teachers, Developers, Hobbyists.,Arduino and/or Raspberry Pi makers who want to combine the 2 boards for more fun and complex projects.,Anyone interested in going further with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.,Anyone who wants to build serious robotics or home automation projects.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 8h 54m | 4.65 GB
Created by: Edouard Renard
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