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Electronic designs for iPhone and iPad. Unconventional gadgets with Arduino and techBASIC technology
ID: 546700
Mike Westerfield
Original title: Building iPhone and iPad Electronic Projects: Real-World Arduino, Sensor, and Bluetooth Low Energy Apps in techBASIC
Translation: Robert Górczyński
ISBN: 978-83-246-8890-6
Release date: 2014-05-09
Format: 168x237
Pages: 304
About the book
The basic functions of the phone, that is calling and sending SMSs, are not enough for anyone today. Modern smartphones are used for a lot of other ways. Games, browsing favorite websites on the Internet, active participation in the life of social networks - these are just some of them.
With a little skill you can use your phone also for unconventional activities: for example as a metal detector, barometer or gyroscope. These are devices that you can build based on your iPad or iPhone and some inexpensive additional devices. Thanks to this book it is really easy! During the reading you will learn the language of techBasic, which will help you build a working hygrometer and accelerometer. In addition, you will gain knowledge about Bluetooth Low Energy technology and learn how to remotely control your car using a BLE device and Arduino platform. This book is an excellent reading for all electronics enthusiasts who would like to maximize the potential of their smartphones and tablets. Impress your friends with the amazing phone application!
Thanks to this book:
- You will learn the language of techBasic
- you will gain access to sensors built into your device
- you will build a gyroscope, barometer or hygrometer
- you will take full advantage of the iPhone and iPad tablet
Discover new applications for your iPhone and iPad!
546700
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