Hlw,

My self Abhinay Raj

I had made project on self driving car, In this project car will be move forward by follow the road lane using raspberry pi camera and some python program.

I want to develop this project by including fully automation in the self driving car. for this i have made one android application for booking cab(like uber). App. is working like such a way,that we will book cab same like as uber where app. will take the user current location and destination location. So, now i want to send the both (current,destination) location to the firebase database.And it will send to the raspberry pi than raspberry pi motor will move or follow the google map to arrive to the user first and than to the destination location.

Suppose that, if we have to go somewhere unknown place, here we use the google map, and it will provide me road on the map which is focus by blue line.. Means, i want to ask that similarly raspberry pi will also get loacation and it should follow the (blue line) the google map.

Please Help me....how can i do this...

thanks...

Hi there,

I am try to learning a home automation system on Raspberry pi through GSM, but unfortunetally I am getting error in my python coding.
The Problem is When I want to print my received message that time I am getting this kind of response b'b\xf1\xe2\xe2\xe2' ,
So, I cant able to decode that message and If I decode that the python giving me a error like unorderable types: int() < str(().

So , I am really confused about it , can anybody help me out in this problem, How I can match my actual message and print?

here is my code and its output.

import serial
import time
import os

print('Welcome to Test GSM SIM900')
ser = serial.Serial ("/dev/ttyS0", 19200, timeout=1) #9600 is the default for SIM900A modem
print('Waiting for Response')

ser.write(('AT+CMGF=1' + '\r').encode('utf-8'))
time.sleep(1)
print('Connection Establish')
ser.write(('AT+CMGDA="DEL ALL"'+'\r').encode('utf-8'))
time.sleep(1)
print('All messages has been Deleted')

message = ser.read(1000) # inWaiting- get the number of bytes in the inout buffer

print(message)

while True:
      if message == 'LED1':
          print ("LED 1 is on")
      elif message == 'LED2':
          print ("LED 2 is on")
      elif message == 'EXIT':
          print ("shuting down")
          ser.close ()
          break
      else:
          print ("Try again")
          break

ser.close() #close the serial port
  
>>> %Run GSMTRY.py
Welcome to Test GSM SIM900
Waiting for Response
Connection Establish
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OK so I want to build a cell phone using a Raspberry Pi.
I'm not sure what module to get. Does anyone know. Some are advertised as GSM/GPRS and some as 4G/LTE.
I know GSM is the way to go but still confused when the description doesn't say they handle 4G/LTE.
And any suggestions on the best module to buy. Don't need blue tooth since the Pi already has that and has Wifi.
P.S. I usually buy my componets from Aliexpress.com. Slow delivery but cheaper price, good quality and selection.

how raspberry pi 3 model connect with UHF RFID Reader version ETS-IR O1 with using interface rs-232

Is it possible to install HAProxy on a Raspberry Pi?

I would like to configure HAProxy as Reverse Proxy but would like to do this on a Raspberry Pi if possible.

Thanks

I am running nginx on a raspberry pi.

I want to run it as a reverse proxy.

I have multiple servers running ssl and one needing forwarding on multiple ports (2195,2196,5228,5229,5230,38880,38881,80,443)

My question is two fold.

Is this even possible? in other words can you forward ports that are non http based ports. For example ports other than 80 8080 443 stuff like that.

I own a domain linked to a dynamic DNS service so I have *.mydomain.com available (* being anything I want it to be)

i change my raspberry pi IP address to static and it was working perfectly but after few days when i scan it via advance IP scanner it is showing dead but all the lights are coming.

So I'm embarking on a new adventure, that of learning Python, and I'm trying to get some insights on...well, the questions I don't know enough to ask. So here's a list of what I'm trying to accomplish and perspectives/suggestions I'm hoping to gather from the EE community:

Your thoughts on:
  1. Embracing an incredibly loose language (I'm not used to that).
  2. Picking up learning techniques and perspectives which:
        a. Lend themselves to writing code for a broad variety of settings (ie. AI development, microcontroller coding (RPi, Arduino), robotics, IOT). I don't want find out later that I've wasted my time (eg. find out that I should have stuck with Python inside Visual Studio instead of going to the trouble of learning Pycharm -- or a similar kind of misstep).
  3. Biggest surprises and gotcha's coming from the .NET world to Python.  
  4. Anything else you can think of that I really need to know to make Python easier to pick up and make me the most versatile Python coder I can be.

By the way, I've not done any Raspberry Pi or Arduino coding yet (or AI stuff) yet. I'm a programmer by trade, just not in those areas.

Hi, I am monitoring weather status remotely. I am intend to use Huawei E303F -usb dongle to push data. I did try sakis3g, doesn't help auto-connection after restart. please do assist me how to set internet connection automatically after restart and network down.

Good day, I am newbie in python programming. Can get some information on treading (multi processing). I am doing project with raspberry pi 3 to monitor the following sensor: -
1. temperature
2.humidity
3. CO
At same time using 3g USB dongle to push data to cloud. My critical issue is 3g USB dongle, need to monitor that everytime.

Issue:
Python Script will not run because sshtunnel import to Python 3 does not seem import properly to the Pi.
I am thinking we are using the wrong version of ssh module python script for the Pi but I am struggling.  

 Hardware :
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B -  V 1.2  2015

OS Software :
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cat /etc/*-release
PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux"
VERSION_ID="8"
VERSION="8 (jessie)"
ID=raspbian
ID_LIKE=debian

Script:
import sshtunnel #import SSHTunnelForwarder
import mysql.connector

ID_String_Last = ["0"]

sshtunnel.SSH_TIMEOUT = 5.0
sshtunnel.TUNNEL_TIMEOUT = 5.0

with sshtunnel.SSHTunnelForwarder(
    ('**********this is the host in here **********'),
    ssh_username='', ssh_password='**********************',
    remote_bind_address=('127.0.0.1,', 3306)
) as tunnel:
    connection = mysql.connector.connect(
        user='*********username**********', password='*****************',
        host='127.0.0.1', port=tunnel.local_bind_port,
        database='northgm7_489.log_1001',
    )


Output:
Python 3.4.2 (/usr/bin/python3)
>>> %Run '17-10- 15 V6.1 Pi mySQL to Ash server.py'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/pi/Desktop/17-10- 15 V6.1 Pi mySQL to Ash server.py", line 3, in <module>
    import sshtunnel #import SSHTunnelForwarder
ImportError: No module named 'sshtunnel'


Question:
Does anybody know what version of module is required for this platform so that it …

Hi

I have a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B that a supplier gave me for a demo unit. It runs their OS for their demo software.

I want to try another application today using the Raspian OS. I have a 2nd new formatted SD Card.

Can I just swap the SD Cards in the Pi and install Raspian on the new card or could there be some files/configs from the original OS&app that are stored on some local storage (ie not purely on the SD Card)?

In other words, by swapping the new SD Card into the Pi and installing Raspbian on it, could I damage the original OS or is it 100% contained on the original SD Card? After this new test, I need to go back to the original OS (by inserting the original SD Card).

And yes, I know that Rapsberry Pi's are really cheap, but I can't get one until tomorrow and need to test something today.

ThanksQ!