Maker100-Eco (Economy) Robotics, IoT and TinyML Machine Learning course is almost ready to be used!

An economical version of my successful Maker100 Robotics, IoT and TinyML Machine Learning in-person course this time using less expensive hardware such as the $13.99 USD Seeedstudio XiaoEsp32s3 for the course basics and some EdgeImpulse.com cell phone assisted machine learning and the $14.50 USD RakWireless RAK2270StickerTracker for the LoRa/LoRaWan and Motion (x,y,z) machine learning using tinyMLjs a static webpage webSerial Machine Learning method I have made.

Views better using the README.md here

This is not an online course, it is expected to be taught by a teacher or professor. Some students might be able to do the course on their own, but many components of learning opportunities may be missed.

Price list for the equipment I will be using in 2024 price-list-2024.md (Many other devices could be used but the videos then will not be accurate for those devices)

Teacher Extras

Why Not use the XIAO Expansion board and Round Display?

The Seeedstudio [$16.40 USD Exanpsion board](https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Seeeduino-XIAO-Expansion-Board/) and [$18.00 USD Round Display](https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/get_start_round_display/) are amazing inexpensive addons to the XIAO-ESP32s3-sense and are very well explained on the Getting started sites listed above.

I have both for my classrooms and may use them as the year goes on, but I have testing to do to find out if the color round display is as fast as my grayscale OLED and I do not like students using I2C and SPI connectors that come with the expnasion board because the students naturally begin to feel that they can only use sensors and actuators that come with the correct connectors.

The students for their final projects stay away from new or unusual sensors/actuators because those sensors do not come with the correct connectors. A possible solution is to have the [grove-4-pin-female-jumper-wire](https://ca.robotshop.com/products/grove-4-pin-female-jumper-wire) I would prefer the male pins but it is electrically safer to have the female pins. It also does not help that so many boards use different connectors. I have lots of sensors with connectors that don't work with the grove systems. If you are just starting a course and know that you are going to stick with the [Grove sensor actuator system](https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove_System/) and have a few extra connectors on bare wires ordered for new devices then the expansion board might be a great way to teach.

If you choose to uswe the expansion board this ebook [here](https://mjrovai.github.io/XIAO_Big_Power_Small_Board-ebook/) covers working with it very well.

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Teacher Tips

1. Students work on term assignments in partners and make very short videos that teach what they did for each assignment.
2. I expect all students to try to improve and change each assignment. "Until you change computer code do not expect to understand it"
3. MAKE EACH STUDENT DRAW THEIR OWN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR EACH ASSIGNMENT. For easy assignments I make it hard for the students to know how to connect the wires. I only give students clear diagrams for the difficult connections. Let students think. These are not fully made recipes!
4. I expect all students to draw circuit diagrams before connecting wires and have someone check the diagram and then to connect the wires and have someone also check before stuidents connect power to the device.
5. I teach one assignment per class but expect several students to work ahead and solve missing parts of the prossess in small groups, also some students will fall behind, this allows us to have fewer sensors and actuators since the class rarely uses them at the same time. I can often get away with 4 sensors for an entire 30 person class
6. This Github of very fast instructions allow more dedicated students to work ahead and helps student who missed a class or are good reminders for students who need extra time. THE VIDEOS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO BE AN ONLINE COURSE. THIS IS AN IN-PERSON COURSE! Educators can add important information and problem solve many issues that are very difficult to solve when at home by yourself in a fast paced changing technological landscape.
7. The faster students finish the course the more time they have for their final projects
8. To pass the course everyone must complete at least one final project using a sensor connected to an actuator of their choice
9. Students plan 2 individual main projects and possibly one group project. Each main project must include at least one sensor with one actuator
10. Many student's will only complete one main project and that is fine. "Robotics projects are very difficult to finish"
11. Many final projects will need structures built to support them. Any safe material is fine, we typically 3D print the sturctures although carboard and or wood is often used
12. Final projects typically do not involve high voltage, water or drones for the obvious safety reasons.
13. I tell students that if every term assignment is complete the indivdual final project is there full mark if that helps their grade
14. Teacher's may decide to make several of the advanced assignments optional or even set for bonus marks
15. Use an LLM such as ChatGPT to help understand what the code does or how to improve the assignment

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Why Maker100-Eco?

The arduino PortentaH7 with LoRa Vision Shield is an encredible TinyML device that can do amazing things and has been a joy to teach, but I am part of an international group trying to bring tinyML to the students in developing countries called [tinyML4D](https://tinyml.seas.harvard.edu/team) and the Arduino PortentaH7 is just too expensive for student explorations.

Since schools spend a large amount of their budget on Computers, Laptops, iPads and the technology to integrate them safely with the internet I feel that any method technology teachers can do to reduce costs is good for the entire educational system.

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How much cheaper is the Eco version

The Arduino PortentaH7 costs $113.90 USD the LoRa Vision Shield Costs $69 USD

The XiaoEsp32s3-sense costs $13.99

and the RAK2270 Developer costs $14.50 USD

So

3 x ($113.90 + $69) = 3 x $182.90 = 548.70 > 15 x $13.99 + 15 x $14.50 = $209.85 + 217.50 = $427.35

3 x PortentaH7 + vision shield = $548.70 USD which is more than 15 x (XIAO-esp32s and RAK2270 ) = $427.35 USD

Note: the rak2270 will need a few ~$10 rigs to communicate over a serial monitor

So for the price of 3 PortentaH7 with LoRa Vision shields I can get a full class set of 15 MCU's of both types (XIAO-sense and RAK) that span my complete curriculum

Probably a good idea to spend a bit of money purchasing the clips and RAKDAP1's for connecting the RAK2270 Sticker Trackers to serial ports. Although soldering the wires to the board pads and using a TTL usb-to serial cable is another option.

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Very hard to compare the Xiao/Rak class set of $427.35 USD with a class set of PortentaH7's ($15 x $182.90) = $2743.50 USD

Useful Links

1. Simplified course layout and organization course-order.md
2. The original Maker100 Course is https://github.com/hpssjellis/maker100
3. Excellent reference for the Xiao Esp32s3 section of this course XIAO_Big_Power_Small_Board-ebook
4. SeeedStudio Link to the XiaoEsp32s3-Sense store https://www.seeedstudio.com/XIAO-ESP32S3-Sense-p-5639.html Note: It needs headers soldered to do many of the assignments.
5. RakWireless ~$15 USD RAK2270 Sticker Tracker store is at https://store.rakwireless.com/products/rak2270-rak-sticker-tracker?variant=43046272303302)
6. The original XiaoEsp32s3 and RAK2270 research is at https://github.com/hpssjellis/mcu-stable-edu-launch
7. TinyMLjs is at https://github.com/hpssjellis/tinyMLjs
8. RocksettaTinyML Library is at https://github.com/hpssjellis/RocksettaTinyML

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For each row the checkbox will be checked when the activity is tested and the boxes eventually will be removed.

☑ has been tested on the relevant device, code, video and instructions are working

✔ This code works/compiles just the video or instructions are not yet fully ready

✓ Old Portenta code and video might work just not yet tested

❎ I know this doesn't work, just trying to figure out how to make it work

☐ Means not yet tested or just plain old Portenta code

NOTE: ASSSIGNMENT LINKS (the numbers a01, a02 etc) NOT ACTIVE UNTIL PROJECT READY!

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Seeedstudio XiaoEsp32s3 Currciulum

MORE THAN HALF OF THE ASSIGNMENTS HAVE BEEN TESTED NOW!

Arduino Preferences for both the Xioa-Esp32s3 and the RAK2270-Developer-sticker-tracker Note: They are comma seperated

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json,https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RAKwireless/RAKwireless-Arduino-BSP-Index/main/package_rakwireless.com_rui_index.json

Video showing how to setup the XiaoEsp32s3. There are also lots of other instructions online to help with setup.

Example One Hour Session using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers not needed, but a USB-C cable and computer or laptop to run the code is neede

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
✔ a01 Follow the Sensecraft Vision example	wiki.seeedstudio.com/sscma/ direct webpage https://seeed-studio.github.io/SenseCraft-Web-Toolkit/		More Instructions ... ChatGPT Prompt ...

One Day Conference using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers are not needed, but a cell phone or webCam laptop is needed, along with a usb-C to USB-A cable Students are encouraged to work ahead.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
✔ a02 Make a vision classification machine learning model using your cell phone	edgeimpulse.com	This is a full playlist so many other videos here might help	This website is a good starting point https://hpssjellis.github.io/multi-language-edgeimpulse-tutorial-vision-cell-phone/. For this assignment we are not using the microcontroller. More Instructions Connect your cell phone to EdgeImpulse, take 30 images of pens on various backgrounds, then take 50 images of various backgrounds, create your impulse (96 x 96), generate features, train and then switch to classification on your cell phone ChatGPT Prompt Give me the steps to make a vision classification model on edgeimpulse.com with only an unknown label for the background and pens for the object. We will only be using our cell phone to collect the images, so it will need to be connected to the edgeimpulse site. The cell phone will allow the image labelling before I take the images. After the images are taken explain how to setup the impulse machine learning model.
☑ a03 Xiao Esp32s3 LED Blink and Serial Print	seeed-blink-serial.ino		Print other things and change the pattern of blinking delay times
☑ a04 Put the above Vision model on the XiaoEsp32s3 Using the Arduino IDE	seeed-edgeimpulse-vision-fomo.ino		Set Arduino Tools-->PSRAM-->OPI PSRAM and presently for Vision must use the OLD Arduino IDE ~1.8.19 Note: on edge impulse turn off the EON compiler before exporting the library.
☑ a05 Put the above Vision model on the XiaoEsp32s3 Using SenseCraft	direct webpage https://seeed-studio.github.io/SenseCraft-Web-Toolkit/		On edgeimpulse dashboard export your model using Int8 quantized and upload using Sensecraft
✔ a06 Using your cell phone to make a FOMO model			No unknown and must choose bounding boxes. Still use grayscale and 96x96 resolution
✔ a07 Put the FOMO model onto the XiaoEsp32s3	seeed-edgeimpulse-vision-fomo.ino	Unlike Vision, FOMO works on the new Arduino IDE, same code as for vision.	Must download the deplyment Arduino library from EdgeImpulse and see the example to get the include filename. then copy that include file name to the code to the left.

Second Day Conference using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers not needed, but a cell phone or webCam laptop is needed, along with a USB-C to USB-A cable and a micro sd-card Students are encouraged to work ahead.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
✔ a08 Use your cell phone to make a Yes, No, unknown Sound Model			Follow the wizard on Edgeimpulse to make a verbal Machine Learning model using your cell phone. Then download the Arduino deployment, install the zipped Arduino library and choose the default Portenta Sound example. Then talk into your Portenta and view the Serial Monitor. Then get the onboard LED to respond to your voice.
✔ a09 Put the sound model onto your XiaoEsp32s	seeed-edgeimpulse-sound.ino		Make the normal edgeimpulse.com sound model. then deplyment -->Arduino and add the zipped library to the arduino IDER. Then view the example to get the proper include filename and use that include file name with the code provided.
☐ a10 (optional) Try the Edgeimpulse connection method	edgeimpulse.com
☐ a11 Nothing Yet
☐ a12 Nothing Yet
✔ a13 XiaoEsp32s3 camera to micro sd-card to FOMO model to XiaoEsp32s3	seeed-video-to-sd-card.ino then seeed-edgeimpulse-vision-fomo.ino		Must download the deployment Arduino library from EdgeImpulse and see the example to get the include filename. Then copy that include file name to the code to the left. More Instructions #define PWDN_GPIO_NUM -1 #define RESET_GPIO_NUM -1 #define XCLK_GPIO_NUM 10 #define SIOD_GPIO_NUM 40 #define SIOC_GPIO_NUM 39 #define Y9_GPIO_NUM 48 #define Y8_GPIO_NUM 11 #define Y7_GPIO_NUM 12 #define Y6_GPIO_NUM 14 #define Y5_GPIO_NUM 16 #define Y4_GPIO_NUM 18 #define Y3_GPIO_NUM 17 #define Y2_GPIO_NUM 15 #define VSYNC_GPIO_NUM 38 #define HREF_GPIO_NUM 47 #define PCLK_GPIO_NUM 13 ChatGPT Prompt ...
✔ a14 EdgeImpulse cell phone motion x,y,z model			Do this for later in the course when we use the RAK2270StickerTracker to get an idea of what we are doing. If you have a motion sensor for the XiaoEsp32s3-sense then you could upload this model to it but that is optional
✔ a15 Vision regression Analysis			Same as Vision Classification except no unknown and each label is an integer value. At the Add a Learning block add the normal "Transfer Learning" but also add Regression. Regression is trained each label being an integer value reflecting some size amounts. We will do the distance to a a computer mouse from above. Try to train 1m, 2m and 3m. Then on classification the model should estimate the distance.
✔ a16 Vision Anomaly Detection			This time you visually train on what you expect. You can do 0unknow and 1pen ike the first vision classification example. Anomoly rates how different the result is from the training as a digital percent. At the Add a Learning block add the normal "Transfer Learning" but also click "Show all blocks" and find Anomoly. Then on classification the model should detect the pen and rate it's anomoly.

Note: For the 2nd day of a conference users without soldered pins may want to try the IOT part of the course #iot-part-of-the-in-person-course-using-the-xiaoesp32s3-sense

In-Person Course on Sensors using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers are now needed on the XiaoEsp32s3-sense Students are encouraged to work ahead of the class.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
☑ a17 VIDEO-FLAC			Try all the main programming steps in C/C++ on the XIAO using the examples in the Dot7 folder of the Portenta Pro Community Solutions Arduino Library here Don't do Dot71 as that is for another assignment. More Instructions Note: Video-Flac translates to Variables, Input/Output, Decisions, Events, Objects/Structs - Functions, Loops, Arrays, Classes ChatGPT Prompt ...
☑ a18. Button causes LED to blink	seeed-led-button.ino		Control the LED with the button, then control multiple LED's with Multiple Buttons. Note: Can't control large current flow devices, WHY? Could you make the external LED interact like the internal LED?
☑ a19 Flash SOS	dot71-sos		Get the code running to flash the LED_BUILTIN, then have it flash an SOS. 3 short flashes, 3 long flashes, 3 short flashes then a 5 second rest.
☑ a20 Analog Read (Voltage divider for various 2 prong sensors (variable resistors: flex sensor, photoresistor, touch/pressure sensor))	dot211-any-variable-resistor-sensor.ino		Change the Resistor amount and which resistor is attached to 3V3 to get the largest most sensible range of readings.
✔ a21 Another two wire sensor			Figure out how to read the sensor from another variable resistor sensor like a flex sensor, photo-resistor, pressure sensor etc.
✔ a22 Game Controller/JoyStick			Figure out how to use the 3 wires (3V3, GND, A0) for one dimension of a joystick
☑ a23 Range-Finder	dot214-RangeFinder.ino		For this assignment a variable in the code can be changed to make the range finder work at a greater distance.
☐ a24 XiaoEsp32s3 Image to SD Card	A great bit of code to run is seeed-cam-to-sd-card.ino which allows pictures in JPG format to be loaded onto the SD card based on a user set delay.		You will need a micro SD card.
☐ a25 XiaoEsp32s3 Video to SD Card	seeed-video-to-sd-card.ino which allows video in MPEG format to be loaded onto the SD card based on a user set delay.		You will need a micro SD card.
❎ a26 XiaoEsp32s3 Sound to SD Card	a02-sound-to-sd-card.ino COMPILER ISSUE NOT YET READY Example PDM then use your cell phone to make a sound model on EdgeImpulse. Such as your name. The download the arduino file and get your Xiao recognizing your name by lighting the onboard LED.		This is another one students can probably do themselves using the default programs for the XIAO called the PDM. Instead of the serial monitor load the Serial Plotter to see your voice when you speak. Then make the edge impulse sound model and load it on your XIAO.
☑ a27 Serial SPI Pixy2	dot212-pixy2-SPI.ino Note: Dot212 Pixy example using the Portenta pro community solutions library will be pre-setup with the pixy include files!		The Pixy2 is so cool students will have no problem coming up with things to detect. The Pixy2 is really good for a final project since students just need to connect an actuator. Example: when you see the "orange" cat have a servo open a lever to feed it.
☑ a28 Acclerometer	seeed-accelerometer-adxl362.ino		Read the sketch to find out the connections. VIN: 3V3, GND: GND, SCL: D8 (SCK), SDA: D10 (MOSI), SDO: D9 (MISO), CS: D7 (SS) upload code and look for -9.8 m/s^2 due to gravity
☐ a29 GPS	dot215-grove-gps-air530.ino Only proof of connection.		Try https://www.gpsvisualizer.com/ with the data saved with .GPS extension Real Assignment: Parse the output for Latitude, Longitude, date time and height, perhaps use: TinyGPS, TinyGPS++, TinyGPSPLUS, NeoGPS libraries. Then paste your latitude, longnitude into this url /maps?q=lat,lon example: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=62.44,-114.4 for Yellowknife Canada
☐ a29B Edge-Impulse-Vision-FOMO with Grayscale OLED	Use the Vision grayscale OLED from above and the dot5148-advanced-fomo-individual-count	Note: Use the Portenta Pro Library as the include file will auto load. Then just change the deployed Edgeimpulse include file to the correct name.	Like the original classification model, just now with bounding boxes and you label each object to detect

In-Person Course on Actuators using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers are now needed on the XiaoEsp32s3-sense Students are encouraged to work ahead of the class.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
☑ a30 Servo	seeed-servo-needs-ESP32Servo-include.ino		MUST HAVE AN EXTERNAL BATTERY TO RUN THE 6 VOLT SERVO! Need the negative GND from the external battery to run to both the XIAO and the servo. Also you need to find the library and include it #include <ESP32Servo.h> I have the Pololu Servo Product number 1057, Power HD High-Torque Servo 1501MG here. To connect XIAO D5 (orange wire) GND (brown wire) to the servo, 6 volt battery positive (red) and Negative (brown) to servo.
☑ a31 PNP Transistor	dot224-pwm-transistor.ino		Make either PNP transistor with a small motor.
☑ a32 NPN Transistor	dot224-pwm-transistor.ino		Make an NPN transistor with a small motor
☐ a33 Nothing Yet
☑ a34 Small Dual DC Motor Driver	dot226-small-dual-dc-motor-driver.ino		Get a small motor working using it's own power supply and change the code so it does what you want. Pololu #2135 DRV8835 Dual Motor Driver Carrier here
☑ a35 Large DC Motor Driver	dot227-big-dc-motor-driver.ino		Get a 6V motor running and change code for it to do what you want. Protect the Phton from the 6 Volt motor side. Check Pololu 1451 VNH5019 Motor Driver Carrier here
☑ a36 Stepper Motor	dot225-stepper-motor.ino		Note: This stepper needs 6V, Change code to do what you want. Pololu 2134 DRV8834 Low-Voltage Stepper Motor Driver Carrier here
☐ a37 Multiplexer (mux) (Presently not working so make this optional)			Connect the XIAO using I2C to a multiplexer a device that allows more pins to be used when your board runs out of pins Typically for a large project
☐ a38 Use a 2nd XIAO as an I2C multiplexer	Thanks Leander and Giorgio reciever: seeed-i2c-2xiao-receiver.ino transmitter seeed-i2c-2xiao-transmitter.ino		On all XIAO board I2C SDA is D4 and SCL is D5 just connect them on each board, making these connections really easy. If you want the first board to power the second board just connect GND and 3v3. Theoretically if you needc even more pins you can connect a third etc XIAO board. For an advanced ability try 2 way communication.
☑ a39 Serial I2C OLED	dot222-I2C-grove-OLED.ino		Have fun with this. Have it say what you want, where you want it and for how long.
☑ a40 XiaoEsp32s3 waveshare-greyscale-oled	seeed-waveshare-grayscale-oled.ino		Get thee Grayscale Waveform 128x128 OLED
❎ a41 XiaoEsp32s3 camera 96x96-waveshare-greyscale-oled	seeed-camera-96x96-to-waveshare-grayscale-oled.ino		Get the XIAO Camera working with the Grayscale Waveform 128x128 OLED Note: Thsi camera can do much better resolution than 96x96 but that is one of the best resolutions to do Machine Learning with.
☐ a42 e-ink display	See Ambrose until he has a solution. presently use the Waveshare e-ink libraries. File here Must edit the epdif.h file to list which pins to use Pin definition #define RST_PIN 5 #define DC_PIN 4 #define CS_PIN 3 #define BUSY_PIN 2 The tensorflowlite code is dot521-rocksetta-hello-ml-sine.ino
☐ a43 TFT Touch Screen or 128x128 Grayscale Fast refresh OLED	dot218-TFTV2-touchScreen.ino or dot229-128x128-gray-oled.ino		Real Assignment: Presently the Touch Screen sensor is not reading completly to the edges of the screen, see if you can figure out why? Is it just the mapping of raw values to real values, the main resistor amount set at 300 ohms, the wire length. What is it? Fix it.
☐ a44 PCB Board Build using easyEDA	Great starter tutorial to make a PCB with a battery holder, resistor and ligtht		I have found lots of PCB design videos that are either to complex or just long and boring. The video pressented here was not made by me but is very short and many of my animation students can follow it very quickly to make their own board using easyEDA
☐ a45 Lidar Basics (Optional, presently not working )	seeed-lidar-serial.ino		Try the first code to see if the lidar works over the serial monitor, then the second code: Settings should be 5V to run, GND, USE the XIAO RX and TX connections. Power the Lidar seperately from the XIAO for safety sake until someone says you don't need to
☐ a46 Lidar with OLED (Optional, presently not working )	seeed-lidar-oled.ino		d100 lidar datasheet Try the first code to see if the lidar works over the serial monitor, then the second code: Connect the Lidar and Grayscale OLED and see if this code works. Power the Lidar seperately from the XIAO for safety sake until someone says you don't need to

IoT part of the in-person course using the XiaoEsp32s3-sense

Note: soldered headers not needed (this part of the course could be done earlier) Students are encouraged to work ahead of the class.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions
✔ a47 WiFi WebServer	seeed-wifi-server.ino		You will need to setup a hotspot with a SSID and PASSWORD on a local network and then go to the url in the serial monitor on a computer or cell phone connected to the same local network
✔ a48 Camera Streaming
☐ a49 Sound Streaming (Not yet done, maybe can't be done)
☐ a50 Serial-putty or Linux "screen"	This is a program to load on your computer that replaces the arduino serial monitor		Fairly easy once putty is installed. Load power shell and type mode with your Portenta programmed with a serial monitor program find the port. Then switch to Serial on Putty and Correct the COM port. Open and see if you can see serial output from the Portenta
☐ a51 Web-AdafruitIO-Connectivity	adafruit login Record your user name and access key. Both the browser web socket and the Arduino MQTT program use those values. MQTT-Websocket ada-websocket02.html With Arduino MQTT Portenta code dot184-mqtt-client-to-adafruit.ino The MQTT library to install was written by Joel Gaehwiler is is way down on the list Arduino https uses webhooks but might not work due to changes in the arduino code dot183-https-to-adafruit.ino	Everything will be at this website Adafruit-Connectivity	This is a good but large project. A lot for things to learn here
☐ a52 Bluetooth Connectivity			The ESP library should have some BLE code. You will need an App like NRF connect by nordic semiconductor to see the BLE connection
☐ a53 Nothing Yet

Advanced Part of the course, the RakWireless LoRa/LoRaWan RAK2270StickerTracker

This part of the course is much more challenging than the above. Some teachers may choose to do it for an advanced 2nd year part of the program. I typically let students who have done the course before or are going very fast through the course in the first year to do this part.

Example One Hour Session about the RAK2270StickerTracker

Note: The actual sticker tracker would not be needed for a one hour session

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
☐ a54 Overview of the Rak2270			TrackPac, LoRaWan, then P2P LoRa Motion Machine Learning using TinyMLjs, WebSerial LoRa Summary

using one RAK2270 as the P2P receiver

One Day Conference using the RAK2270StickerTracker

Note: Each person or group will need the RAK2270 Sticker Tracker Developer kit with serail rig called the clip

Needs testing, might need a Linux computer to run the ML programs.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions and Prompt
☐ a55 RAK Read values and Hello Serial Monitor	rak-hello-serial.ino also for AT commands look at rak-at-commands.md		Get used to uploading code by serial monitor "AT+BOOT". To reset code typoe "AT+RUN" Use the RAK rig and connect to the Arduino serial monitor to read all the present set LoRa and LoRaWan variables
☐ a56 (Optional) RAK2270StickerTracker trackpac.io setup			If you have the original RAK2270 Sticker Tracker with TrackPac.io then set it up and monitor your deivce
☐ a57 Machine learning motion x,y,z two label tinyML model	d05-webSerial-works.ino		Reminder AT+BOOT to put into boot mode. This is advanced and uses the static website tinyMLjs for the RAK2270StickerTracker
☐ a58 LoRa webSerial reciever	l10-lora-p2p-receive-working.ino. Then download the entire maker100-eco repository and go to the folder [maker100-eco/rak-sketches
/rak-html/index.html](maker100-eco/rak-sketches/rak-html/index.html) from your computer so you can make changes. This webpage should connect with your rak2270 to see other nearby trackers		Another advanced use of a static website and webSerial to connect one sticker tracker to receive P2P LoRa information from the other motion machine learning trained devices
☐ a59 RocksettaTinyML	https://github.com/hpssjellis/RocksettaTinyML After this is all ready use this code on the rak2270 rak2270-motion-2-label-p2p-serial-WORKS2.ino		Install this Arduino style library by getting the Code --> Downlaod Zip, then on the Arduino IDE go to Sketch --> include library` --> Add .zip library``` find the .zipped file in your downloads. Install it and then look for a relevant example.

In-person course using the RAK2270StickerTracker

Students are encouraged to work ahead of the class.

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions
☐ a60 LoRa Test			Your device should be able to send data to your teachers device over a local P2P LoRa network
☐ a61 Run Temperature and humidity
☐ a62 LoRaWan Test	lorawan-test-08-byte-xyz-mapped.ino		This gets confusing, but setup a full LoRaWan, Helium to Adafruit.io connection pipeline to read both the temperature and humidity data from the Sticker Tracker
☐ a63 Run xyz acceleration
☐ a64 Sensor Fusion			Run code with all the Sensors on the RAK2270: temperature, Humidity, 9 axis IMU: motion (xyz), gyro (xyz), magnetic (x,y,z)
☐ a65 LoRaWan-Helium-MQTT-Adafruit (easier)	dot334-us915-helium-mqtt-adafruit-connect.ino		Check the Helium coverage map for your area here load libraries MKRWAN and cayenneLPP Run the MKRWAN examples MKRWANUpdate_standalone to make sure the LoRaWan device is updated and active Run the dot333-helium-us915-cayenne-timer.ino program with no information entered to get the Device EUI Setup the Helium side: https://console.helium.com/ for what it does with the data. Add a new device and replace the given Device_EUI with the one above. Enter the other 2 values given from Helium into your sketch. The App_eui and the longer App_key. Run the program and open the Serial monitor On Helium devices click the debug black icon and see if data is incoming Login to io.adafruit.com/ and collect your username and myKey to auto make a Helium-adafruit Integration. It will auto format it like the following mqtts://username:myKey@adafruit.io:8883 Give your integration a number In Helium flows connect the device--> function cayenneLPP --> adafruit Check debug for data then Adafruit feeds for data. Good luck. I use the https://io.adafruit.com/ MQTT with Cayenne encoding, but lots of other options out there.
☐ a66 Easy Pins test			Use the rak clip to access a few of the pins on the RAK2270 to see if you can program thme
☐ a67 Hard pins test			Solder wires to the pads on the rak2270 and do some pin testing like you would for an Arduino
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Final Course Projects (Student must complete an individual final project to pass my in-person course, your teacher might havwe different ideas)

Topic	Example Code	Video	Instructions
FP1 One sensor with one actuator final project			More Instructions ... ChatGPT Prompt ...
FP2 complex sensor, ML, actuator final project			More Instructions ... ChatGPT Prompt ...
FP3 group final project			More Instructions ... ChatGPT Prompt ...

Unsorted Rak2270 Videos

View the old maker100 course for the Portenta Pinout Diagram

XIAO esp32s3-sense Pinout Diagram

RAK2270 Sticker Tracker Pinout Diagram

Jeremy Ellis, ex: Rocksetta now LinkedIn

High School Coding (35 Years), Robotics, Web Design, Animation and 3D Printing Teacher, BC Canada

Use this in-person course at your own risk!