One of the most common forms of electronics projects is those that monitor events using sensors providing the data either to another machine, cloud service, or local server (like a web server). One way to do that is to wire your Pico up to a set of sensors and then log the data. You can find several examples of general data loggers on the Internet, but few combine the logging of data with a visualization component. Indeed, making sense of the data is the key to making a successful project.
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C. BellBeginning MicroPython with the Raspberry Pi Picohttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8135-2_88. Project: Soil Moisture Monitor
Charles Bell1
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