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[ Arduino ] how to tweet with arduino

 

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An Arduino sending tweets? Absolutely! Darren Yates shows you how to get your Arduino its own Twitter account and tweeting automatically.


APC's Arduino Twitter Weather station
Our Twitter weather station needs no soldering and uses just three parts — build it for under $30.
From many people I’ve talked to, Twitter is one of those things you either love or hate. Even so, its hundreds of millions of devotees make it as key to the internet as Facebook or YouTube. If selfies from C-grade celebrities tweeting what they’re eating or wearing isn’t doing it for you, how about putting it to better use — with your Arduino? Yep, you can connect your Arduino directly to Twitter and have your microcontroller automatically send tweets that you can monitor on any Twitter client. All of a sudden, Arduino and Twitter becomes a combination full of possibilities.

Twitter weather station

[ REPORT ] Obstacle detection Robot with Ultrasonic Sensors


Obstacle Avoidance with Ultrasonic Sensors

JOHANN BORENSTEIN AND YORAM KOREN

Abstract-

A mobile robot system, capable of performing various tasks
for the physically disabled, has been developed. To avoid collision with
unexpected obstacles, the mobile robot uses ultrasonic range finders for
detection and mapping. The obstacle avoidance strategy used for this
robot is described. Since this strategy depends heavily on the performance
of the ultrasonic range finders, these sensors and the effect of their
limitations on the obstacle avoidance algorithm are discussed in detail.

I. INTRODUCTION

This communication describes some features of a mobile nursing
robot system, which is produced as an aid for bedridden who acquire
constant assistance for the most elementary needs. Such a device, it is
hoped, will return a measure of independence to many bedridden
persons as well as reducing the number of those in need of
hospitalization and constant attendance [22], [23]. The workspace of
the nursing robot would be usually confined to one room, either in a

[ REPORT ] An android based monitoring and alarm system for patients with chronic obtrusive disease.






Abstract

Acknowledgements
I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisors: Amy Loutfi, Per Dahl
and Gunnar Akner, who were consistently providing me with both good advice
and technical equipment during the project. I would also like to thank personnel
and patients of the Backagården medical facility for their participation and
patience during the experimental part.


Contents
1 Introduction 17
1.1 Motivation . . . .
1.2 Task description . .
1.3 Thesis outline . . . . . . . . . .

2 Background 21

2.1 Remote Monitoring of Physiological Parameters . . .
2.2 Processing Device . .
2.3 Data Processing for Ubiquitous systems .
2.3.1 Change point detection . . . . . .
2.3.2 Anomaly detection . . . .
2.4 Decision Support System in Remote Monitoring Applications .

3 System Set up 31

3.1 Sensors . . .
3.1.1 Accelerometer 
3.1.2 Nonin Wrist 0x2 . . .
3.2 Processing Device . . .
3.2.1 Samsung smart-phones . . . . .
3.2.2 Application development . . .
3.2.3 Data collection . .
4.1 Change Point Detection .
4.2 Anomaly Detection
4.3 Activity Correlation . 
5 Patient Trials 53
5.1 Target group .
5.2 Results . . . . .

12 CONTENTS

6 Conclusion 63

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