Build a remotely controlled Raspberry Pi robot using AWS IoT (Workshop)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- In this video you will build and control your very own remotely operated robot similar to the Mars rover! This video is a basic overview of what you will need to get started including time lapse footage of the build. Links below to the detailed workshop which includes everything you need to build the hardware and configure the AWS IoT Cloud.
In this workshop you will use the following technology's. Kinesis WebRTC, Cognito, AWS IoT, AWS IoT Greengrass v2, Python, Javascript.
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:47 Workshop Content
04:24 Robot Demonstration
07:27 Robot Build Time-lapse
11:10 Close
Keywords:
#awsiot #aws #raspberrypi #robot #cloud
Links:
Below is the link for this specific workshop;
catalog.us-east-1.prod.worksh...
You can find other great workshops here:
workshops.aws/categories/IoT - Наука та технологія
Super great content Gary! And THANK YOU for the complete kit list. Hoping RPi 3/4's come down to hit that £70/$100 price range! :)
Awesome! excellent job Gary, thanks for sharing. 😁
Looks like a very deep and broad dive into end-to-end IoT on AWS!
For those who may find the hardware-build portion a little too deep, one of the ready-made car kits might substitute. Amazon shows several Raspberry Pi car kits (ex. Freenove); I'm working with a Freenove ESP32 board kit, and their documentation and support is passable.
If the author has suggestions for ready-made hardware, it would be helpful.
How challenging would it bo to implement 2 way audio and control a few accessories instead of the object recognition ? I know I should be able to do they with WebRTC.
any saas ideas I could make with these?
This workshop has been taken off the AWS website, any chance we could get it back online?
Hi, what are the AWS services costs for this project?
The majority of the services for this project will fall into Free Tier so there will be no cost or minimal (less than $10/month). The main service where you can incur costs outside of the free tier is Rekognition, which is used for the image classification, so I suggest you either avoid using the 'Start Detection' function (which triggers Rekognition) from the web application or use it very briefly just to see what it does and then stop. If you leave the detection on then costs can quickly increase
Can you please show us how you build the robot from scratch?
Hi Ashley, is there any specific part of the robot build that you'd like to see and is it the physical build, software build or both?
I'm planning on recording some longer videos to step through the build in more detail. Keep an eye out on the channel for them over the next month or two
The specific workshop link above returns “Page not found”, as does the page returned by searching for “iot robot” in AWS Workshops.
Can this be fixed? Is anyone monitoring this channel?
This link should work catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/446304b7-b946-4c40-b78f-08bf0025d8f6/en-US
If i search on the workshops page it shows as well for me workshops.aws/card/AWS%20IoT%20Robot let me know if this works.
Thanks ... both these links work!
I was wondering if anyone is using AWS IoT for Raspberry PI or Arduino control and monitoring of a Greenhouse?
Hi, that is a pretty straight forward thing to do. Just a case of connecting the various sensors (temp, humidity) and external actuators (motors to open windows, etc) to the Pi and control via the IoT shadow in the same way as the robot. There are many cost effective sensors that you can get online to do the job