Remote Experimentation Through Arduino-Based Remote Laboratories
Sergio Martín, Atilano Fernandez-Pacheco, José A. Ruipérez‐Valiente, Germán Carro, Manuel Castro
Abstract
This paper describes the architecture of an Arduino remote lab that supports the deployment of many Arduino-based experiments, such as a sensors remote lab consisting on eleven sensors and a LCD display connected to an Arduino MEGA, or a 3D RGB LED cube remote lab consisting on 16 RGB LEDs connected to an Arduino UNO-compatible board. The proposed on-line system allows students to write code on a website to be executed on these experiments. The execution results can be observed in real time through an IP camera. The use of this kind of on-line didactic tools is very important to provide high quality on-line education programs on technical fields.