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Roadmap for IOT workshop

Day 1: Introduction to IoT, Arduino, and Basic Sensors

Morning Session:

● Introduction to IoT:
○ Overview of IoT concepts and applications.
○ Real-world IoT use cases and how they impact industries.
● Arduino Basics:
○ Introduction to Arduino and its architecture.
○ Installing the Arduino IDE.
○ Understanding basic components (resistors, LEDs, breadboards).
○ First Arduino program: Blinking an LED.

Afternoon Session:

● Working with Basic Sensors:


○ Introduction to sensors: what they are and how they work.
○ Hands-on with basic sensors (temperature, light sensor, motion sensor).
○ Example: Reading temperature with an LM35 sensor and displaying values in
the Serial Monitor.
○ Simple sensor data visualization (plotting in Arduino IDE).
● Assignment:
○ Set up an Arduino to monitor temperature and light conditions.

Day 2: ESP32/ESP8266 and Blynk Integration

Morning Session:

● Introduction to ESP32/ESP8266:
○ Difference between Arduino and ESP boards.
○ Setting up the ESP32/ESP8266 with the Arduino IDE.
○ Connecting ESP32/ESP8266 to Wi-Fi.
● Blynk Introduction:
○ Overview of the Blynk app and IoT platforms.
○ Creating a Blynk account and installing the app.
○ Understanding Blynk components (buttons, sliders, graphs).

Afternoon Session:

● Connecting ESP to Blynk:


○ Hands-on: Setting up ESP32 with Blynk to control an LED via Wi-Fi.
○ Blynk Virtual Pins: Sending sensor data to the Blynk app (e.g., temperature
sensor).
○ Using Blynk to visualize sensor data (e.g., temperature/ humidity graph).
● Assignment:
○ Create a project where the ESP32 reads temperature data and controls an
LED based on the Blynk app.

Day 3: Advanced IoT Projects and Wrap-Up

Morning Session:

● Advanced Sensor Integration:


○ Using multiple sensors (e.g., gas, humidity, or motion sensors).
○ Collecting data from multiple sensors and sending it to the cloud via Blynk.
○ Example: Home automation with temperature control and motion detection.
● IoT Project Development:
○ Building a complete IoT system (e.g., Smart Home or Smart Farming).
○ Data collection and cloud storage using Blynk.

Afternoon Session:

● Project Demonstration:
○ Each participant creates a small IoT project using ESP and Blynk.
○ Presenting and troubleshooting individual projects.
○ Q&A and closing notes on future trends in IoT.
● Wrap-Up:
○ Discussion on next steps and resources for continuing IoT learning.
○ Assignment: Create a basic IoT project at home and upload it to the cloud.
Requirements:

1. Hardware Components:

● Arduino Uno or Nano: At least one per participant (for Day 1).
● ESP32 or ESP8266 Boards: One per participant (for Day 2 and Day 3).
● Breadboards: One per participant.
● Jumper Wires: Male-to-male, male-to-female jumper wires for connecting
components.
● USB Cables: For connecting Arduino/ESP boards to laptops.
● Power Supply: Portable power banks or 9V batteries for testing ESP32/ESP8266
independently from laptops.
● Sensors:
○ Temperature Sensor (LM35 or DHT11/DHT22).
○ Light Sensor (LDR).
○ Motion Sensor (PIR).
○ Humidity Sensor (optional, DHT11/DHT22).
○ Gas Sensor (optional, MQ series).
● LEDs and Resistors: For basic output demonstration.
● Buzzer (optional): For sound output projects.

2. Software Requirements:

● Arduino IDE: Pre-installed on participants’ laptops (for programming Arduino and


ESP boards).
○ Ensure everyone has the required libraries installed (e.g., Blynk library,
ESP32/ESP8266 libraries).
● Blynk Application: Participants should install the Blynk app on their smartphones.
○ Create an account on Blynk and familiarize them with creating new projects.

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