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Field soil platform

by Charlie Peck on 2016-05-31 with No Comments

I spent some time yesterday resurrecting the soil humidity & temperature and high temperature water platform that Ivan, Kristin, and I originally made (and re-made) in 2013 and 2014. I was able to find all the parts, re-assembled it, found … Read More

Charlie, Progress Reports, Soil Platform sensors
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The low point of my day…

by Charlie Peck on 2016-05-23 with No Comments

As near as I can tell from a quick look at the data collected by Field Day and Grace (our prototype ambiance platform) and the Yocto altimeter (based on the same MPL3115A2 chip that we use) this was the low … Read More

Ambiance Platform, Charlie, Progress Reports ambiance, collecting data, elevation, lidar, sensors
Ambiance and a Feather
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Ambiance and a Feather

by Kristin Muterspaw on 2016-05-11 with No Comments

So, it’s been a little while since my last post. Here’s a quick update. I assembled our ambiance platform using the Adafruit feather and two sensors: Altimeter and Temperature, Humidity and Pressure. The Adafruit feather is a tiny BLE capable … Read More

Ambiance Platform, Kristin, Progress Reports ambiance, bluetooth, code, feather, hardware, sensors
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Let’s design some stuff

by Charlie Peck on 2016-04-18 with No Comments

Tara and I designed and prototyped a couple of bench and field devices recently. We have a first pass at a Falcon tube turner, a soil microbe quantifier and a soil temperature and humidity probe. The Falcon tube turner is … Read More

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Light Blue Bean!

by Kristin Muterspaw on 2016-04-18 with No Comments

In my last post, I said that I was going to switch all of our individual fragments of sensors to one that is ‘Bluetooth Sensors.’ Since then, I have finished that and redesigned even more of Field Day. After I … Read More

App Development, Kristin, Progress Reports android, application, bluetooth, code, design, development, fieldday, lightblue-bean, sensors, software architecture
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The Bean arrives!

by Kristin Muterspaw on 2015-10-12 with No Comments

Last week, the bean arrived! We got four beans in the mail, which came with a ‘Maker Kit.’ The Maker Kit really just contained some headers, a buzzer, and your basic accessories. I was able to connect to all four … Read More

Kristin, Progress Reports ambiance, bluetooth, design, lightblue-bean, sensors
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LightBlue Bean for Ambiance <3

by Kristin Muterspaw on 2015-10-03 with 2 Comments

After our meeting last Monday, we have decided to step away from Yoctopuce devices for any platform, but specifically the ambiance platform. Although, the Yoctopuce devices are nice, and have the ‘plug and play’ option, they are expensive and complex … Read More

Kristin, Progress Reports ambiance, bluetooth, lightblue-bean, sensors
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Yoctopuce and Bluetooth

by Kristin Muterspaw on 2015-09-28 with No Comments

I’ve been doing some research on Yoctopuce and using Bluetooth to communicate with devices, as opposed to USB communication. I could not find any information on using yocto devices with bluetooth. The only official available options are Wifi, USB or … Read More

Kristin, Progress Reports ambiance, bluetooth, sensors, yocto, yoctopuce
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