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DATAVIZ LAB

DSBS, SoC, SRMIST,KTR


IOTIF Kit
IOTIF Trainer Kit

• The IOTIF trainer kit is an electronic trainer kit consisting of three micro-controllers:
• Raspberry Pi 4B 1GB / Raspberry Pi 4B (with SD Card and pre-installed Raspbian
OS), Arduino Nano and ESP-01;
• A variety of sensors and actuators like Buzzer, LED, RGB LED, Relay, Ultrasonic
sensor, Light Dependent Resistor (LDR), Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR
sensor), Humidity and Temperature sensor (DHT-11), Servo motor, Stepper
motor, Bluetooth module (HC-05), Liquid crystal display (LCD), Joystick and
a Membrane Keypad.
Why is IOTIF necessary for
Engineering students?
◦ IOTIF Training and Prototype board was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and
practical implementation by simplifying the process and eliminating hassles of the hardware
connection.
◦ The Trainer kit was designed by keeping in mind the current industry trends and standards and gives
the user the best of both worlds, embedded system and IoT.
◦ IOTIF trainer kit would set up the perfect stage for the graduating engineers who are interested in
developing IoT and embedded systems.
◦ The intercommunication of the Nano board and Raspberry Pi board with the different modules provides
an integrated system and gives the IOTIF Trainer Kit an edge. For example; Nano Board can be
integrated with ESP-01 to make it Wi-Fi enabled.
◦ On the other hand, Raspberry Pi can make use of its on-board WiFi module. The two modules can be
programmed to interact with each other, servers and Cloud. Thanks to IoT, the data can be accessed
using mobile apps or browser from any part of the world.

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