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New: Yocto-Bridge and Yocto-MaxiBridge

By martinm, in Measures and New stuff, february 02,2018.

This week, we are proud to present two new Yoctopuce modules on which we have been working for a long time: the Yocto-Bridge and the Yocto-MaxiBridge. They enable you to easily interface Wheatstone bridges... that is, you can build you own USB scale or weighing machine. Let's see what it's all about.

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A connected racing gate for mini-quadcopters

By mvuilleu, in DIY and Internet of Things, january 26,2018.

We have recently found remote-controlled micro-quadcopters, so light that you can use them inside without risk, even in an office environment. Some models are even equipped with a camera, allowing you to fly in FPV (First Person View). If you like learning new things, it's ideal to lighten the rainy days that we have been having early this year.

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How to get started in Java with Yoctopuce modules

By seb, in For the beginners, january 19,2018.

This week, we continue with our "for the beginners" post series and we are going to talk about Java. As for previous introductions to different programming languages, we are going to implement a small application in Java FX which displays the value of a Yoctopuce temperature sensor.




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About programming examples

By martinm, in For the beginners and Programming, january 12,2018.

From time to time, Yoctopuce support receives emails from customers who complain that the examples provided with the Yoctopuce programming libraries don't work. We don't pretend to believe that our code is 100% error free, but it is clear that, most of the time, the problem comes from a misunderstanding about how these examples work. This week, we are going to clarify this issue.

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How to get started in VB.NET with Yoctopuce modules

By seb, in For the beginners, january 05,2018.

This week, we add to our "for the beginners" series and we tackle Visual Basic .Net. We are going to write a small application displaying the values of a Yoctopuce sensor.





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