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Arduino-photometrics is a sub-module of the Robot Go West project, developed as part of the projects at the Cohabit Fablab. The goal of this project is to collect local lighting data to train a prediction model capable of estimating the sun's position.
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README.md

Arduino-Photometrics

Arduino-photometrics is sub-part of Robot Go West, this project aim to collect lighting data of location for training a prediction model for retrieve the location of the sun.

The embedded part is made in C++, the update RTC time file and the extraction data measure file are made in Python.

Arduino mounting

Arduino mounting

EEPROM header and data storage

The assembly collect data and write them in the EEPROM when the embedded system is deployed. To facilitate the understanding of the storage in the EEPROM see the following image.

Header data EEPROM struct

Executable files

All executables files are in exec/ folder.

Time update

Once the arduino is connected to your desktop. python3 time.py

Collect data measures

TODO describe once done