Dear Manu Dev,
please look at
https://github.com/tkampo/DIY-Physics-IoT/tree/patch-1/GSoC%202023
where the outcomes of the GSoC2023 on the project are presented. I
would be glad to answer any questions regarding the project.
Best regards,
Hariton Polatoglou.
Quoting Manu Dev <manudev0004 [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com>:
Thank you for your response. Once I will get the request information, I
will make a proposal and get back to you.
On Thu, 28 Mar, 2024, 9:46 am , <hariton [ at ] physics [ dot ] auth [ dot ] gr> wrote:
Dear Manu Dev,
thank you for your interest and surely your experience will be useful
for the project in case that you will send a proposal and be accepted.
I will send you the requested information later today.
Best regards,
Hariton Polatoglou.
Quoting Manu Dev <manudev0004 [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com>:
> Greetings All,
>
> I hope this message finds you well. I am Manu Dev currently in 3rd year
> pursuing B.Tech Degree from Delhi University, and I am writing to express
> my interest in participating in the Google Summer of Code program with
the
> "DIY IoT Physics Experiments for Education" project.
>
> I had mailed previously and even tried to contact mentor for the project
> but not got any response.
>
> I recently came across the project idea and was immediately drawn to it.
I
> find this idea useful as When I joined my course the first semester was
> online due to corona so I used many online available tools for all the
> experiments. Thus I know the importance of this project and how it can be
> useful to other students.
>
> I have experience working on various electronics projects and most
> recently, I worked with ESP07 for a smart home project where I build
> various devices such as smart plug, smart-pot, safety devices etc. I am
> quite comfortable with other ESP8266 variants too such as NodeMCU.
>
> I believe my skills would be beneficial for this project as I am good at
> programming and hands on experience with these devices gives leverage to
> make this project more beneficial and realistic.I am particularly
> interested in leveraging my experience to contribute to the development
of
> this project.
>
> From my understanding, the project aims to create DIY IoT physics
> experiments, utilizing ESP8266-based sensors and actuators connected to
an
> IoT platform like ThingsBoard using MQTT protocol, and finally creating
> instructions for the assembly and documentation for the software.
>
> While I found the project idea great, I noticed that there is limited
> information available on the GitHub repository, mainly consisting of
> images. I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide me with more
> detailed information or resources related to the project. Additionally
for
> creating a proposal I need some additional information such as:
> Will all the sensors and actuators be virtual too? If not, from where I
> will be getting the inputs.
>
> Thank you. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
>
> Regards,
> Manu Dev
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