This project demonstrates the use of XinaBox xChips interfaced with a Riverdi display. A simple 'Hello World' is displayed on the screen. Requirements 1x XinaBox CW02 - Wi-Fi & BLE Core (ESP-WROOM-32) 1x XinaBox IP01 - USB Programming Interface (FT232R)...
Learn how to create a Panic button, that will send text message directly to your mobile phone when pushed. XinaBox produces a range of 70+ modular xChips, which includes cores/CPUs, sensors, power, communication, output, and storage, using a connectivity standard...
Capture accelerometer data remotely on a BBC micro:bit, then use the XinaBox Wi-Fi gateway to transfer the data to an IoT platform. Requirements XinaBox IP01 - USB Programming Interface (FT232R) XinaBox CW01 - Wi-Fi Core (ESP8266/ESP-12F) XinaBox BM01 - Micro:Bit...
Check out this Hackster project to learn how to make your own Weather Station that displays weather values on xChip OLED OD01. Also, the weather values can be viewed remotely.
The OC05 xChip is a servo motor controller driver that uses the PCA9685 PWM controller as servo interface supported by a BU33SD5 regulator. The xChip OC05 talks to CW01 using I2C protocol. OC05 has 8 PWM channels. OC05 uses PCA9685...
Control a Stepper Motor remotely using XinaBox xChips CW01 (ESP8266) and OC06 (PCA9554A & DRV8825) using to Ubidots over HTTP The ESP8266 Core and Wi-Fi module (CW01) allows users to send data from XinaBox’s modular xChips to the cloud, and...
Check out this Hackster project to learn how to display a live clock with XinaBox xChip OD01 and RasPi.
Check out this Ubidots tutorial to control a Stepper Motor remotely using xChip OC06 (PCA9554A I/O Expander & DRV8825 Stepper Motor Controller) and CW02 (ESP32) using Ubidots.
Check out this Hackster project to run a quiz by connecting a bunch of BBC micro:bits, via Wi-Fi, to the Ubidots IoT platform using a single XinaBox IoT Starter kit.
Check out this Hackster project to learn how to use XinaBox xChip SH01 - capacitive touch sensor - with Ubidots to control devices remotely from anywhere.
Check out this Hackster project to learn how to use XinaBox xChip AH01 (ATECC508A) – SHA-256 Hardware Encryption – using xChip CW02 with Zerynth.
