📄️ What's in the box?
A quick rundown of the sensors and microcontrollers you've received in your kit.
📄️ Assembling the Case
Now that we've taken inventory of the contents of our kit, let's put together the case, Pi, and its battery.
📄️ Using the Aerospace Jam SDK
This year, we've introduced a new software development kit, or SDK, that will assist you in writing code for Aerospace Jam. This guide walks you through the basics of using it.
📄️ Project Setup
Now that we have the SDK running and we know how to use it, we have to set up our project structure and learn how to extend the example.
📄️ Adding your first sensor
In this tutorial, we're going to add our first sensor to our Pi. This will be the BMP180 barometric pressure sensor.
📄️ Adding your first interaction
Now that we can transfer data from our Pi to our clients, we might find ourselves needing to send data backwards: from the client back to the Pi. This can be used to do many, many things, but what this is especially important for is our ability to trigger things to happen on the Pi, such as motors, when we click something on the client, like a button.
📄️ Appendix
Additional information to aid you on your journey.