Dronefenix

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Dronefenix

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Table of Contents

Getting Started

The steps to do this project is:

  1. Adquire the materials (Includes the PCB or breadboard and wires).

  2. Assembly the station view schematic here or PCB.

  3. Install the libraries - (how to) tutorial clicking here.

  4. Program the arduino pro mini and wemos d1.

  5. Print your customized case.

  6. Create the account on the onmotica site.

  7. Have Fun, give us a start and share this project on your social networks, thanks!.

Materials

NameProviderPricing (COP)
Arduino Nano V3vistronica$ 10.782
Wemos D1 Minididacticas electronicas$ 17.400
SD Card Shield for Wemosdidacticas electronicas$ 7.000
ASM1117 - 5Vmercadolibre$ 2.000
ASM1117 - 3V3mercadolibre$ 6.900
Capacitor 470 uF-16Vvistronica$ 193
SMD LEDvistronica$ 1.500
SMD Resistorvistronica$ 340
Serial Level Shiftervistronica$ 2.056
I2C Level Shiftervistronica$ 30.200
CCS 811vistronica$58.000
GPS Neo 6Mvistronica$ 39.000
DHT 11vistronica$ 5.454
MQ-135vistronica$ 9.000
MQ-4vistronica$ 7.800
BMP-180vistronica$ 9.600

library required before install

Dronefenix is an open source project that seeks the implementation of a datalogger on a drone for efficient environmental sampling.

  1. Download the github project.
  2. Install the libraries in the arduino software.
  3. Upload the code to your arduino mega card.
  4. Take off and perform your personal measurements.

New Features!

  • Updated, now are using MQSensor lib 2.0.1

  • Add gas sensor ccs 811 to allow detection of contaminants (05/02/2018)

You can also:

  • Obtain measurements of temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, heat index, GPS coordinates of the point where these data were measured.
  • Measure the degree of contamination. new!!

Through this implementation you will be able to quickly observe the status of your crops, constantly monitor a large area, among others.

Third-party librarys

Dronefenix uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

  • [TinyGPS] - Excelent for gps Apps!
  • [DHT-sensor-library] - From adafruit.com to read DHT11.
  • [BMP180_Breakout] - A great librarie to read BMP180 Sensor.
  • [Adafruit_CCS811] - Best librarie for CCS811 Sensor.

And of course Dronefenix itself is open source with a https://github.com/Yercar18/Dronefenix/

Installation

Dronefenix requires Arduino ide to run.

Install the libraries.

To install a new library into your Arduino IDE you can use the Library Manager (available from IDE version 1.6.2). Open the IDE and click to the "Sketch" menu and then Include Library > Manage Libraries.

Authors

License


MIT