IOT104 - Programming Internet of Things (IoT) using Arduino

In this upcoming course, learn how to program the Arduino and create some cool projects. You will also get the chance to build a vote counter using the included arcade button!

IOT104 - Programming Internet of Things (IoT) using Arduino

Course Fee

S$1097 (nett; no GST)

If your company is sponsoring you for the training, your company can enjoy 400% tax deductions/ allowances and/or 60% cash payout for investment in innovation and productivity improvements under the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme. For more details, check out the Productivity and Innovation Credit page. 

Schedules

Start Date	End Date	Details	Category
Thu Sep 15 2016	Thu Sep 15 2016	PDF

IOT104 – 1-Day Programming Arduino

Arduino is an open-source prototyping platform that is gaining a lot of popularity in the IoT space due to its low cost and ease of programming. Using an Arduino board, you can connect to external devices such as sensors and LED lights, and read inputs and turn them into outputs.

Topics

• Introduction to Arduino
• Using the Arduino Programming Language
• Programming in C
• Using the Arduino Libraries
• Connecting to LEDs
• Connecting to motion sensors
• Connecting to LCD screens
• Connecting to temperature sensors

Course Fee

S$1097 (nett; no GST)

If your company is sponsoring you for the training, your company can enjoy 400% tax deductions/ allowances and/or 60% cash payout for investment in innovation and productivity improvements under the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme. For more details, check out the Productivity and Innovation Credit page. 

Schedules

Start Date	End Date	Details	Category
Fri Dec 04 2015	Fri Dec 04 2015	PDF
Mon Feb 29 2016	Mon Feb 29 2016	PDF
Fri Apr 01 2016	Fri Apr 01 2016	PDF

Venue

Bayview Hotel Singapore
30 Bencoolen Street
Singapore 189621 

IOT103 – 1-Day Programming littleBits using Arduino - 30 Dec 2015

In this course, participants will how to prototype electronic projects without messing with breadboards and jumper wires. Once the prototype is built, they will learn how to interface with Arduino programmatically.

Course Fee

S$1097 (nett; no GST)

Schedules

Start Date	End Date	Details	Category
Wed Dec 30 2015	Wed Dec 30 2015	PDF

The course fee includes the Arduino Coding Kit

Venue

Bayview Hotel Singapore
30 Bencoolen Street
Singapore 189621  

If your company requires in-house training, you can contact us to customize the topics to meet your training requirements. We train worldwide! We have conducted customized classes in the United States, Canada, Norway, Denmark, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand. 

Comparing Pebble and Android Wear

A number of readers have wrote in to ask me how does Android Wear compare to Pebble. Here is a list of items that I have compiled which I hope would be useful for those of you wanting to choose a wearable platform to develop for.

Note that this is a work-in-progress and I welcome your feedbacks if any of the items listed here is inaccurate. I will update it as more information is made available. 

	Android Wear	Pebble
	Android Wear is a modified version of the Android OS adapted for wearable devices sich as watches. The primary function of Android Wear is as an extension of your Android device – displaying notifications and allowing users to interact with the device through voice navigation on the wearable device.	The Pebble is a smart watch that allows you to write apps that run on the watch as well as on your mobile device. It displays notifications from your device. Pebble also allows companion apps running on the mobile devices to provide additional functionalities to the apps running on the Pebble watch.
Availability	Devices such as Moto 360 and LG G watches have been announced; availability not known yet	Pebble and Pebble Steel
Manufacturer support	Motorola, LG, Asus, HTC, Samsung, and more	Pebble
Interaction with users	Voice control and touch screen	Four buttons – Up, Select, Down, and Back
Device Network connectivity	Classic Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy (LE)	Classic Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy (LE)
Hardware Features	Not clear at this moment	Accelerometer, ambient light sensor, magnetometer
Standalone apps	Not available in the Developer Preview release	Yes, watchface apps and watch apps can run standalone on the watch
Companion apps on the mobile device	Android Wear devices require apps on the mobile device to send notifications to it	Companion apps on the mobile device can send notifications as well as provide additional functionalities such as Web services access, location-based services, etc
Connection to mobile device	Requires connection to a Android device	Optional; connection to a mobile device is only required for the installation of watchfaces and watch apps;
Color Screen	Yes	No, only black and white support
Touch Screen	Yes	No
Platform support	Android only	iOS and Android
Supports notifications	Yes. The primarily function of Android Wear is to display notifications from the Android device	Yes. Displays notifications from the iOS and Android device
SDK	Android Wear Developer Preview + Android SDK	Pebble SDK
Programming language support	Java	C (native apps), Javascript, Objective C and Java (Pebble Mobile apps)
Smartphone compatibility	Works with Android 4.3 and above devices. At this moment, Android Wear can only connect to phone devices; but Google has announced that the Android Wear Developer Preview release will be updated to support non-phone devices as well	Works with iOS 6.0 and newer and Android 4.0 and newer devices