Raspberry Pi-based HIL simulators for control education

Raspberry Pi and Arduino – a perfect couple for control education

Nowadays the control education usually heavily relies on the available simulation packages and virtual laboratories, both of which have their irreplaceable position in the educational process. But unfortunately the closed loop experiments are way too often limited to these virtual domains and the students lack the physical feedback about the impact of control algorithms and its parameters. The ...

Eyeball Movement Based Cursor Using Raspberry Pi

Some peoples cannot able to operate computers because of an illness. The idea of eye controls of great use to not only the future of natural input but more importantly the handicapped and disabled. Moreover implementing a controlling system in it enables them to operate computer without the help of another person. It is more helpful to handicapped peoples. Those are need to operate computers wi...

Creating a Raspberry Pi-Based Beowulf Cluster

A Raspberry Pi Based Assistive Aid for Visually Impaired Users

According to who fact sheet of 2013, 39 million people are blind and 246 million have low vision. With 82% of blind population being 50 years old or above, there are many who have lived majority of their lives with an inability to do tasks like read, write or walk without help. This paper describes the implementation of Raspberry based assistive aid for visually impaired users using speeded up ...

Pervasive sensors network for wellness based-on Raspberry Pi

Pervasive sensors networks coexist with users offering them services transparently, without the need for users to interact directly. This work defines an architecture that allows the creation of products and services to provide home automation functionalities for a large segment of population. A platform, on a low cost device and high-capacity computing, as basis of a transparent and indistingu...