How to process Arduino data in Python 

Thank you Tim, you are too kind.

Nice of you to say. Thank you for the visit. ☺

Thank you Gabriel. This is exactly the reason I made this. It's not obvious when you'll need it but when you do it's very helpful...

Many thanks Ahmed 😊

You are too kind! ❤️

Thank you, and thanks for the suggestion! I will see if I can come up with anything.

@@curiores111 Thank you! Anymore PID Arduino videos/projects would also be awesome and incredbily useful! Thanks

Sorry for not getting back to you Jose. Yes, I can... I had meant to before but there's an issue with this version that the little servos sometimes fail. I had a new improved version...but I was still testing it when I moved on. In any case, I'll post the CAD in case you want to play around with it.

Here you go: github.com/curiores/ArduinoTutorials/tree/main/PinchValves

@@curiores111 you rock! Thank you. I think something will work for my Dr. friends Iv therapy project.

Not with this version.. definitely possible to make something for this, but it would have to work a bit differently.

thanks so much for asking Hrishikesh. I have been working on a couple different ideas... but they have unfortunately fizzled out. I have a new idea that I think will work. I will try to get something out before the end of March. :)

I guess it would depend on what you're trying to accomplish? If it's just serial data, you could send the data through the arduino, and then pull it into python afterward. If you have multiple serial ports going, you might follow something like this? docs.arduino.cc/built-in-examples/communication/MultiSerialMega Haven't tried it myself but seems easy enough.

@@curiores111 i want send data from python to arduino and the arduino send the data by hc12 to another arduino.

@@waleedaiad3411 you can use a similar strategy to the one I used to send data from python to arduino. There's an example here: create.arduino.cc/projecthub/ansh2919/serial-communication-between-python-and-arduino-e7cce0 (and after sending the info to the arduino, you could send data through the hc12. This might mean that you need to use a second serial port, in which case you may need to use multiple serial ports simultaneously. For that, see the other link I sent)

I can't really consult on particular applications, but good luck!