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smart shelves using Arduino

ritamüller
ritamüller over 10 years ago

Hi, I need a C program using smart shelves, how can I read the bottles on the shelf when all who own frequency. Does anyone have an idea! !! Thx

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  • neilk
    neilk over 10 years ago +1
    Hi ritamüller Googling smart shelves brings up a variety of different links. Can you tell us more about your requirement? Is it for instance based on RFID tagging? Neil
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    0 neilk over 10 years ago

    Hi ritamüller Googling smart shelves brings up a variety of different links. Can you tell us more about your requirement?

     

    Is it for instance based on RFID tagging?

     

    Neil

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  • mahayarf
    0 mahayarf over 10 years ago

    Hi Rita Muller

     

    I could not understand your point "when all who own frequency" assuming you are using german use Google translate.

     

    You could put a weight sensor (load bearing) on the bottle rack and connect it to the Arduino - weight of each bottle - x gms    total number of bottles on rack - y

    So a full rack would be x*y gms initial read or init value set. Give init values to x and y

    As bottles are removed the value of x*y would reduce/change to x1*y1 ....... and the number of bottles could be displayed by a counter whose rounded value is computed by

    (x1*y1) / x .........

     

    You could also put a infra red xmitter/receiver unit where the bottles are being removed (like a gate) and every time a bottle is removed reduce the counter by 1.

     

    Mahayar

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    0 ritamüller over 10 years ago in reply to neilk

    Hi Neil , ja it is about RFID application,  I have Arduino UNO and Arduino XBee and RFID / NFC chip and I want to read the products in the shelf  , the problem is when all products have the same frequency, how should I implement the program?

    Thank you for your interest ,

     

    Rita

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    0 neilk over 10 years ago in reply to ritamüller

    Hi ritamüller when you say:

     

    the problem is when all products have the same frequency

    do you mean all the product tags have the same RFID code?

     

    Neil

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    0 ritamüller over 10 years ago in reply to neilk

    Hi Neil, no I mean different RFID codes but the same frequency for example 125khz.

     

    Rita

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  • neilk
    0 neilk over 10 years ago in reply to ritamüller

    Hi ritamüller

     

    Googling Arduino rfid brings up a wealth of links, some of which look very useful. In particular, Jeremy Blum's tutorial:

     

    http://www.jeremyblum.com/2011/07/08/tutorial-12-for-arduino-rfid-card-reading/

     

    develops a reading sketch from first principles, which reads and prints out different RFID tag codes.

    Although it may refer to a different chip to the one you have, I think it should prove very useful.

     

    Please let the forum know how you get on image

     

    Best wishes

     

    Neil

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  • Robert Peter Oakes
    0 Robert Peter Oakes over 10 years ago in reply to mahayarf

    But what if a bottle is half used and put back on the shelf ???

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