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Electronics => Projects, Designs, and Technical Stuff => Topic started by: lgbeno on September 03, 2014, 01:39:27 pm
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Thought that I would share my latest project, it is a web application written in Ruby on Rails but also embedded related. The site is http://imp.guru (http://imp.guru) it is basically a tool that can be used to graph data from a phant.io server also known as data.sparkfun.com.
You can also browse other peoples data streams in the "Discover" section. It also serves is a url shortener so that you can tweet a link (if you are into that) or just simple remember it so that you can type it into a friends phone or computer.
Some of my favorite streams:
http://imp.guru/f7 (http://imp.guru/f7)
http://imp.guru/fa (http://imp.guru/fa)
http://imp.guru/f8 (http://imp.guru/f8)
Personally I have http://imp.guru/f1 (http://imp.guru/f1), if is a Si7005 Temp and Humidity Sensor attached to a MSP430G2553 that is soldered onto a Anaren Air Booster pack, then this transmits the measurements back to another MSP430 that forwards the data to an Electric Imp then the Imp uploads to data.sparkfun.com. Sounds worse than it really is. Here's some pics:
Sensor:
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/pcc917fxlb72k7w/2014-09-03%20at%2010.53%20AM.png?dl=0)
Hub/Electric Imp:
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/g7o54d7w5y4ac0w/2014-09-03%20at%2010.54%20AM.png?dl=0)
Next step is making more sensors!
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Here is your corrected last link.
http://imp.guru/f1 (http://imp.guru/f1)
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Thanks, I edited the post to fix it ;D