I just wanted to make python and Arduino work together. I saw tutorial that showed that we need library called “Pyfirmata” to do it. when I type “pip install pyfirmata” in command prompt, it shows that the library is already installed. but when I type “import pyfirmata” in python it shows error that library does not exist. please help me
Tag: arduino
If statement recognising comparison as false when it is quite obviously true
I am currently forcing some errors using serial to test I am reading them correctly. I am receiving at least one error message each time that is within errorHandling. But for some reason, the if statement isn’t recognising the error code as being in the errorHandling list. What am I missing? printing to console shows me this Answer As stated
Why won’t pySerial write inside of my program?
So I have a program set up on my arduino nano which reads a single byte from the serial port and turns on an LED depending on whether or not the byte received was 1 or 0. I thoroughly tested this program, both on the Serial monitor and with pySerial in the python 3 shell, and it worked fine. But
Is there a way to “compile” Python code onto an Arduino (Uno)?
I have a robotics type project with an Arduino Uno, and to make a long story short, I am experimenting with some AI algorithms. However, I need to implement some high level matrix algorithms that would be quite simple using NumPy/SciPy, but they are an utter nightmare in C or C++. Even with the libraries out there, this is just