As some of you know, I'm interested in flying sensors on multicopters using the Espruino as the controller board (my project here).
The Bosch BME280 is a three sensor chip (pressure, temperature and humidity) and Embedded Adventures (EA) have made a breakout board for it called the MOD-1022.
EA have also produced an Arduino library for interfacing to the board here on GitHub.
Would those with that kind of knowledge take a look at their library and tell me if its feasible to port to a module for Espruino please? I've had a scan through it and not seen anything I didn't recognise although I'll admit I didn't understand all of it.
These three sensors chips are used more and more in mobile applications and I would expect that they will eventually replace for example the Bosch BMP180 so might be worth investing the time to create a module.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
Hi All,
As some of you know, I'm interested in flying sensors on multicopters using the Espruino as the controller board (my project here).
The Bosch BME280 is a three sensor chip (pressure, temperature and humidity) and Embedded Adventures (EA) have made a breakout board for it called the MOD-1022.
EA have also produced an Arduino library for interfacing to the board here on GitHub.
Would those with that kind of knowledge take a look at their library and tell me if its feasible to port to a module for Espruino please? I've had a scan through it and not seen anything I didn't recognise although I'll admit I didn't understand all of it.
These three sensors chips are used more and more in mobile applications and I would expect that they will eventually replace for example the Bosch BMP180 so might be worth investing the time to create a module.
Cheers
Ian