Hello and welcome the stimulus in which we are going to talk about the components required to make this
project happen, all this course happen now.
The first thing that you need is a Raspberry Pi board and you can use Raspberry Pi to three or four.
It's up to you.
You will also need a USPI, a to micro bee, which is basically a USB port that we will use to connect
Raspberry Pi with our computer.
We will need an Internet call to connect our Raspberry Pi with our network.
You can replace it with Wi-Fi adapter for your Raspberry Pi does not support Wi-Fi.
And regarding the software side, we will need LabView software, which is basically the main software
that we are going to use to draw that V eyes or the interfaces that will control Raspberry Pi.
We will also need LabView Linux Library, which is the library that is responsible for the interfacing
of Raspberry Pi with LabView.
And we will need the European or US, which is the operating system that will be installed on our raspier
Bayport.
So these are the hardware and software requirements and it's not like you need a lot of stuff, but
if you want to do practical experiments with raspier by, you will need some resistors, some LEDs and
anything that you want to practice.
Let's say, uh, also display sensor and potential mehtar, etc..
Now, as we go on this course, we will explain the components required in each class on in the last
section, which is the practical section.
But these are the main components that you need to get started and to interface LabView with raspier.
Abbi, thanks for sharing with us on CNN.