A Home Weather Monitoring System Built Without AI
Coding without using AI may seem revolutionary nowadays but what I wanted was simply to learn Python and enjoy the act of coding with my own hands. So I built a Home Weather Monitoring System with ...

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Coding without using AI may seem revolutionary nowadays but what I wanted was simply to learn Python and enjoy the act of coding with my own hands. So I built a Home Weather Monitoring System with the following components: A weather station A software to read the sensor lectures A web application to view the Weather Data The Weather Station I wanted something easy to build, so I recycled an old Raspberry Pi to attach a Pimoroni's Weather HAT to it. This board has sensors to measure temperature, pressure, humidity and luminosity and a little screen to display the weather data. For reading the sensors and display the info on the screen, Pimoroni provides a Python library and some examples of how to use it. It is really easy and a good starting point to experiment. The Sensor Reader Software Once the Weather HAT is installed and having played with the Python library, it's time to write the software to do what you need. In my case I wanted to display the reading on the screen to see them d