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Smart Trolley

Shane Ormonde9 years ago9 years ago321 mins

The idea: The smart trolley idea is my final year college project that I have been working on for the past two and a half months. The idea is that in every supermarket all of the products have small RFID tags stuck on them. The trolleys will have an antenna built in, alongside an RFID…

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Calling a C program from a Python script

Shane Ormonde9 years ago8 months ago21 mins

This process is made simple with Python’s subprocess module.

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  • Python

Automated readings of an RFID tag in a metal trolley

Shane Ormonde10 years ago21 mins

For a college project, I’m working on an automated product identification system for trolleys used in shops. As you can see from the above picture, this would involve mounting an antenna (attached to an RFID reader) on a trolley. All of the products in the shop would have small RFID tags on them and as…

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  • Python

Python script to get status of an RFID reader

Shane Ormonde10 years ago8 months ago11 mins

This is the RFID reader that I am using for a college project. It can be quite labour intensive to make a lot of readings especially if the power is varied over time. The reader is connected to a computer via an ethernet cable. It has a fixed ip address that displays a webpage when…

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  1. wattnotions on Messing about with trilaterationSeptember 27, 2023

    Not unnecessarily complicated enough :D

  2. Mikhail Grushinskiy on Messing about with trilaterationSeptember 26, 2023

    Why don’t you just use GPS with 2 cm accuracy which is achievable with RTKLib?

  3. Maria on Low power magnetic hold and release mechanismAugust 25, 2023

    From where i can read out more about it. Do you have any suggestive readings?

  4. Mikhail Grushinskiy on OpenWave – take 2May 28, 2023

    You would also need fast Fourier transform to find out waves frequently to use it as reference point to give…

  5. Mikhail Grushinskiy on OpenWave – take 2May 28, 2023

    You would need wind sensor real-time data. You would need to tilt compensate wind data from real time IMU data.…

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