Hackster.io projects using Texas Instruments parts
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Student projects
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A window that tints itself according to how much light is incident upon it. You can also control the window with an iOS application!
Autonomously functioning farmbot integrating IoT, image processing, automation, and Android application.
This distiller converts the entire drainage water from our college NITK into pure drinking water free from soluble and insoluble impurities.
MoveThisWay is an autonomous robot that transports heavy payloads on programmable paths with obstacle detection capability.
Robots
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This Project is made using TI-RSLK. This robot is controlled through the navigation button using TI-RSLK app.
Control the motion of robot by your mobile, Using TI RSLK kit, MSP432 microcontroller and POLOLU board for power distributon.
Make a car that can be controlled by solely by voice!
RoboARM allows a user to move objects using an old analog joystick and record, store, and ultimately repeat routines.
LaunchPad Development Kit
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Read sensor data and toggle LEDs with the Blynk mobile app and the TI CC3200 LaunchPad
This distiller converts the entire drainage water from our college NITK into pure drinking water free from soluble and insoluble impurities.
Each node has an MSP430 micro, sensor, LCD & subGHz RF radio. Multiple nodes send data to a subGHz-to-WiFi bridge for cloud connectivity.
Build a 6LBR using a Raspberry Pi Zero and CC2650 LaunchPad.
SensorTag
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How to merge different IoT devices and services? Node-RED provides an elegant solution.
Use a Nano 33 IoT or a MKR WiFi 1010 to access a TI SensorTag to easily build a powerful BLE data logger.
The idea behind this project is to explore applications of Amazon Alexa in an industrial/factory environment as a worker support system.
Long-Range, Battery-Driven Sensors that Collect Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure
University Tutorials
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Texas Instruments Deep Learning API and examples ported onto BeagleBone AI's default Debian distribution image and mjpg-streamer filters.
Getting Started with the Internet of Things (IoT) using the Texas Instruments CC3200
Use TI logic gates to recreate a physical binary adder that we learned from a computer science class.
Explore the Educational BoosterPack paired with the MSP432 LaunchPad and then take that to the cloud with the CC3100 Wi-Fi BoosterPack!