Getting Started With Intel Edison by Moyerman, Stephanie -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface

What You Can Do with It What’s Been Done with It Who This Book Is For Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online How to Contact Us Acknowledgements

1. Introduction to Edison

Tour of Breakout Boards

The Arduino Breakout Board Other Breakout Options

Setup and Configuration Install

Mac and Windows

Linux

Connecting

Windows Mac Linux Logging In Configuring Edison and Getting Online

Troubleshooting Going Further

2. Introduction to Linux

What Is Linux? The Edison Filesystem Basic Linux Commands

Accounts, Permissions, and Ownership

Scripting and More Advanced Linux Commands The Internet Installing Packages in Yocto Text Editors Going Further

3. Introduction to Arduino

What is Arduino Materials List The Arduino IDE

Installing Navigating the IDE

Sketches and Functions Digital Output with Blink

Going Further with Blink The Blink Circuit

Digital Input: Adding a Button

The Serial Console Toggling the LED

Analog Output Analog Input I2C Accelerometer SPI Screen Linux, C++, and the Arduino IDE Troubleshooting Going Further

4. Programming in Python

Introduction “Hello, World” in Python Functions and Loops Installing Libraries Blink in Python

Scripting at Bootup

Button-Controlled Blink Bluetooth-Controlled LED

Bluetooth Pairing Exchanging Information

The Potentiometer I2C Accelerometer

Installing the Dependencies Using the MMA Library

SPI Screen BLE Beacon

Edison Side Smartphone Side

Going Further

5. Teach Edison to See

Introduction Materials List OpenCV

Extracting Colored Objects Viewing Images

Using the SPI Screen Using File Transfer

Face Detection

Webcam

Snapping Photos Recording Video Streaming Video Processed Streaming Video

Going Further

6. Exploring Sound

Introduction Materials List Connecting a Headset Playing and Recording Sounds Makeshift MP3 Player Recording Audio with Python

Basic Recording Thresholding

Speech Recognition Controlling Devices Going Further

7. Conclusions

Linux Flavors Programming Languages

Node.js C and C++

The Intel XDK IoT Edition Shutdown Now

A. Materials Glossary Index

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