
handle: 10852/60020
This thesis discusses and explores how we can connect humans to nature through technology, by measuring variables in trees and plants in a cheap, easy and controlled manner. A framework for connecting sensors and sensor hubs to different parts of nature has been provided. We present our choice of sensors and hubs, and how to connect them. We also examine the possibilities the measurement data provides, by researching opportunities to present the data to a wider audience. By creating a robot that can draw the data to a canvas, we have seen that people get exited by the measurements. Our research proves that contact between humans and nature is possible through technology. It also suggests that connecting humans to nature by making art with technology is exiting and makes people interested in the subject.
arduino, IoT, sensor, robot, esp8266, drawing, 004
arduino, IoT, sensor, robot, esp8266, drawing, 004
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