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Derp_K_
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Hello

I want to design a Graphical User Interface to monitor a system which include dynamic robots , so the GUI must update the data depending on the serial information from robots

Any suggestions ?

 

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Derp_K_
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Waiting you suggestions

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jimdempseyatthecove
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Do you have any programming experience with writing a GUI application? If so, pick what you are most familiar with for writing dialog boxes. Just about every GUI programming language supports I/O to a serial port.

Jim Dempsey

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Derp_K_
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jimdempseyatthecove wrote:

Do you have any programming experience with writing a GUI application? If so, pick what you are most familiar with for writing dialog boxes. Just about every GUI programming language supports I/O to a serial port.

Jim Dempsey

Hi jim

I can use C# with visual studio

Thanks

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jimdempseyatthecove
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For C# you generally have

using System.IO.Ports;
 

You should be able to Google examples (look first at those from msdn.microsoft.com).

Google Search: SerialPort class

Jim Dempsey

   

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gaston-hillar
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Derp,

What you mention seems to be a typical IoT project where many Intel® products can make your job really easier.

Are you familiar with the Intel® Galileo Gen 2 development board and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site?

You can read about the combination of an Intel® IoT platform and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-iot-platforms-getting-started-cloud-analytics

Hope it helps.

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Derp_K_
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jimdempseyatthecove wrote:

For C# you generally have

using System.IO.Ports;
 

You should be able to Google examples (look first at those from msdn.microsoft.com).

Google Search: SerialPort class

Jim Dempsey

   

Thanks jim , i will google it

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Derp_K_
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gaston-hillar wrote:

Derp,

What you mention seems to be a typical IoT project where many Intel® products can make your job really easier.

Are you familiar with the Intel® Galileo Gen 2 development board and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site?

You can read about the combination of an Intel® IoT platform and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-iot-platforms-getting-started-cloud-analytics

Hope it helps.

It sounds interesting , i will check that

Thank you gaston

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gaston-hillar
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Derp K. wrote:

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gaston-hillar wrote:

 

Derp,

What you mention seems to be a typical IoT project where many Intel® products can make your job really easier.

Are you familiar with the Intel® Galileo Gen 2 development board and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site?

You can read about the combination of an Intel® IoT platform and the cloud-based analytics system provided on the IoT Analytics site here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-iot-platforms-getting-started-cloud-analytics

Hope it helps.

 

 

It sounds interesting , i will check that

Thank you gaston

You will find a huge amount of valuable information related to IoT projects at Intel® Developer Zone. Also, check the videos because they provide really valuable tutorials to get you started.

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Derp_K_
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Thanks again , it will be great data for my project

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Derp_K_
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If this system is used in a specific company and they would like to have their own cloud , the intel Iot kits and device would be compatible with it , or they are just designed for IoT analytics of intel

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gaston-hillar
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Derp,

You can create an account on Intel IoT Analytics and activate your device to work with it. However, are you working with an Intel Galileo or Intel Edison board?

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