Implementation Plan
Requirements Gathering
• Identify specific use cases and requirements.
• Determine the necessary hardware and software components.
Design and Prototyping
• Design the overall system architecture.
• Develop prototypes using the Multi MCU IoT Kit, Arduino, and ESP32 controllers.
Development
• Implement the IoT solutions as per the design specifications.
• Integrate sensors, actuators, and communication modules.
Testing and Validation
• Conduct thorough testing to ensure system functionality and reliability.
• Validate the system against the defined requirements.
Deployment and Maintenance
• Deploy the IoT solutions in the target environment.
• Establish a maintenance plan for ongoing support and updates.
Benefits
• Scalability: The proposed solutions can be easily scaled to accommodate additional devices and functionalities.
• Cost-Effectiveness: Utilizing Arduino and ESP32 controllers ensures a cost-effective approach to IoT development.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Enables real-time data collection and analysis, leading to better decision-making.
• Remote Control: Provides the ability to control and monitor devices remotely, enhancing convenience and efficiency.
BASIC EXPERIMENTS
• Blink a RGB LED
• Pushbutton with LED
• DHT 11 Interfacing with Arduino
• Interfacing Relay with AC Appliances
• Interfacing PoT for Reading Analog Value
• Interfacing BMP180 Sensor
• Interfacing of MPU6050
• Interfacing of TFT LCD
• Interfacing DHT 11, BMP180, MQ135, ADXL345 with Multi MCU
• Interfacing & Controlling Relay with AC Appliances
ADVANCED EXPERIMENTS
• Programming to send “HELLO WORLD” via Bluetooth
• Experiencing to Interface MPU6050 and BMP180 Sensor and send data to Blynk Cloud App
• Experiencing to Control RGB LED using Blynk
• Experience to send the DHT11 data via MQTT protocol and control the Appliance via MQTT
• Experiencing the DHT 11, IR and Ultrasonic Sensor with LoRaWAN
• Sending DHT 11 sensor Data form Arduino UNO to Blynk through ESP3
Conclusion
The integration of the ALS Multi MCU IoT Kit with different controllers offers a powerful platform for developing a wide range of IoT applications. By following the outlined implementation plan, we can achieve a robust, scalable, and cost-effective IoT system that meets the needs of various industries and applications.
List of experiments
1. Develop a program to illustrate the working of LED with a push button.
2. Develop a program to illustrate the working of traffic lights for pedestrians.
3. Develop a program for fading the LED.
4. Develop a program to blink 6 LEDs in ODD and Even Fashion.
5. Develop a program to rotate servo motor both in clockwise and anticlockwise direction.
6. Develop a program to simulate the interfacing of LDR with Arduino and control the intensity of LED using LDR.
7. Develop a program to simulate the working of potentiometer and LED by varying the intensity of LED using potentiometer.
8. Develop a program to simulate the working of LCD and print the room temperature value on LCD.
9. Develop a program for scrolling 5 LEDs back and forth.
10. Develop a program to calculate the distance of an object using ultrasonic sensor.
11. Develop a program to detect the collision using infrared sensor.
12. Develop a program to interface temperature sensor to read the room temperature, humidity and heat index and print the readings on the serial monitor.
Experiment List and Objectives for IoT Medical Kit :
Remote Patient Monitoring Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Wearable Health Monitor Objectives:
Stress and Anxiety Monitoring Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Chronic Disease Management Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Environmental Health Monitoring Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Fitness and Performance Tracking Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Sleep Quality Monitoring Objectives:
Emergency Health Alerts Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
Personalized Health Insights Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
All sensors (Heart rate and oximeter sensor, ECG sensor, EMG sensor, IR temperature sensor, CO2 gas sensor, GSR sensor)
Medical Research and Data Collection Objectives:
Sensors Involved:
All sensors (Heart rate and oximeter sensor, ECG sensor, EMG sensor, IR temperature sensor, CO2 gas sensor, GSR sensor)