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Introduction This article will investigate using the Intel® Edison platform for small scale autonomous vehicle and remote surveillance. Materials 
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INTRODUCTIONRomeo for Intel® Edison is a multi-purpose, all-in-one development platform based on Intel Edison and Arduino SoC. It is especially designed to be
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The Intel Edison development platform is a solution designed to lower the barriers to entry for a range of inventors, entrepreneurs, and consumer product
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The Intel® Edison is an ultra small computing platform that will change the way you look at embedded electronics. Each Edison is packed with a huge amount
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INTRODUCTION Romeo for Intel® Edison is a multi-purpose, all-in-one development platform based on Intel Edison and Arduino SoC. It is especially designed to be
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This instructable demonstrates how to combine the Arduino IDE with node.js, available by default on Edison's Yocto linux, in order to control Arduino elements remotely, through a web interface.
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This article demonstrates using Intel EDISON with simple, off-the-shelf sensors and hardware in our Smart Water Meter application.
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This document shows an example of reading the temperature sensor and send SMS messages to your phone using a Twilio* account on the Intel® Edison. Includes required hardware components, download and installation guides, and more.
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Release 2.9.3 adds support for the Intel Edison MCU and the BeagleBone. On my review of the Intel Edison board , I discuss and compare the same sketch on the 3 frameworks: Wiring / Arduino, native...
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#arduino Manipulate your voice with Mimic Monster and Intel Edison http://t.co/Bm9KYViIk3
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The Intel Edison micro computer. Faster, smaller, cheaper than the raspberry pi. BTW, it has Bluetooth and Wifi. pic.twitter.com/DgSUVeRNaF
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The Intel Edison was the second installment of maker boards from Intel. The Edison is notable due to its micro size and its powerful hardware. It is particular with wearable technology and embedded IoT projects.
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Products: breakout board Evaluation tools: Edison SoC single chip: atom / quark Interface type: micro USB OTG host, micro USB equipment, Hirose DF40 Operating
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Intel Edison Lowering the barriers to entry to create wearables and other products for the Internet of Things The Intel Edison development platform is the first
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Edison is a mini orange robot with LEGO compatible attachment points. Edison is inexpensive and can be used at school or home to teac
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Lowering the barriers to entry to create wearables and other products for the Internet of Things(IoT). The Intel Edison development platform is the first in a
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Technical Specifications CPU: 22-nanometer Intel Atom dual-core dual-threaded processor of 500MHz Co-processor: 100 MHz Intel Quark processor RAM: 1 GB LPDDR3 @
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In this guide, you’ll connect the Intel® Edison module to an Arduino expansion board.
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Intel Edison is a $50 module with a dual core Atom processor @ 500Mhz and a single core Quark MCU @ 100 Mhz, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0, as well as headers for I/Os that’s destined to be used in...
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After you had an introduction to Intel Edison following the Getting Started guide, and our previous tutorial, the Intel Edison mini-breakout Getting Started Guide, it’s now time to work on something a bit more complex.
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