Serial Communication between Raspberry Pi and Arduino [1H Complete Tutorial]

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

Thank you for watching! 🔥 To go further with Raspberry Pi and Arduino while building a project from A to Z, check out this complete and step-by-step course: 👉 rbcknd.com/raspberry-pi-and-arduino

[@tonvanberlo7101]

Excellent. This is something I was looking for! Exact, detailed and straight forward! 1:03:49

[@shakejones]

Great video+explanation+presentation! Thank you for sharing! Well done mate 🙏🏻

[@WalkingEng]

That was absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much. It’s going to help me a lot with my robot journey.

[@7alfatech860]

This is a a really thorough tutorial. I usually don't like long videos, since they will be filled with lots of repetition. However, this video is jam packed with important info, minute after minute. And has clear explanations of common errors and conventions. Many thanks, Robotics Back-End💯

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

Thank you so much for this great review! Glad you found the tutorial useful :)

[@ericbochert5597]

Ive watched the first two minutes and already love it!

[@alamgirkabir8797]

That was brilliant, easy to understand and huge knowledge based.

[@minhthongpham5947]

straight forward, easy, no bullshit, thank you sir

[@meshal1475]

You save my life ! Work fine, thank you so much! , you have to download the ARM file

[@zulizargalang564]

you helped me a lot, thank you so much !!

[@wilmercuevas6491]

Thanks so much, really useful

[@deewansonicengineering]

thank you. Too helpful. Thank you.

[@HAEAEAEAEAEX]

amazing guide. thanks a lot :)

[@alfred8294]

thanks. great video.

[@herrjonatan5436]

Thanks a lot Sir

[@angelarzuagaaraujo8060]

Thanks for sharing your knoledge.

[@joaobaiao8127]

You are amazing!!!!!!!!! Thank you só muchhhh

[@Ti-03]

You are amazing ! you helped me a lot, Thank you

[@eusebiupopescu-i2b]

thank you brother 🙏

[@nemesis851_]

For those watching in 2024+ or using Raspberry Pi 5, since it runs ARM processor, and Arduino does NOT provide a modern 2.x IDE package for ARM; you MUST scroll down and use the last ARM package found as (Legacy)

[@incel007]

can you explain more?

[@nemesis851_]

@@incel007 When he downloads at 3:15 , you need to look for ARM in the Legacy further down

[@yusufmuhamed7234]

thank you a lot

[@phamngocquapham5472]

Thanks you very much. Can you please let me know i can have two uart in raspberry pi.

[@andrewstylianou5546]

thanks this is great, can I use this method to connect 4 Arduino over serial?

[@COREmechanics]

I think you could, you just need multiple serial connections (like ser, ser1, ser2) using different USB ports (for each of the ser use different ports: ttyUSB0, ttyUSB1, etc.). You would also need to make and upload different files for each Arduino. An alternative would be to connect only one arudino to the pi but to have that arudino connected to multiple slave arudino. I'm not exactly sure how that would work though.

[@jessicallewellyn4517]

Great Video, one update as of ardiuno ide 2.xx it looks like they are not currently supporting arm builds as shown in the video(video showed 1.8 .xx as most recent. The repository does seem to have 1.8.19 which I believe is one of the last versions of the IDE that works with arm arch.

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

yes, as for the moment maybe try to stick with 1.8 if you're using Arduino IDE on the Raspberry Pi OS directly. Hopefully things will work out in a few months!

[@deewansonicengineering]

yes, very true and correct.

[@mack146]

If me tx or rx is not blinking on r4 uno minima but evrything works is it okay

[@traa1804]

👌🏾

[@luisernestodelarcocampos842]

yes

[@DarioMena]

Hello, I need to connect a Arduino Mega with speeduino to Raspberry pi 3b for make a dash but I get a problem with the usb easy way, when the speeduino detecs the usb connection it's reboot and turn off the car, I think that if i connect the speeduino over UART to the RPI, I don't gonna get any problem, but I don't know how make it.

[@gemininyte279]

This is very good, do you have a Patreon account? I would be happy to donate to you to show my appreciation for all of your effort

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

Thank you very much for your appreciation! I don't have a Patreon account (and probably don't plan on creating one), but if you want to support me, the best way would be to buy some of my courses using the links that I put in the video descriptions :) (with those links I get almost 100% of the sale, so no cut from any marketplace/platform)

[@manjunathneelmath2104]

Thank you I have followed your full course on Skillshare. Now for my project I need to establish i2c connection between raspberryPi zero w2 and Arduino nano 33 ble sense, so that I can send the sensor data from arduino to the raspberryPi, I am confused how to establish the physical connection, can you help me?

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

Here's a tutorial to help you get started with the physical connection: roboticsbackend.com/raspberry-pi-master-arduino-slave-i2c-communication-with-wiringpi/ For the code, wiringpi is deprecated, maybe try using the Python "smbus" library

[@olubukolaogunsola5864]

Looks like somethng changed , I dont see install.sh in the folder

[@shridharkatkati3113]

can you make video on how to simulate urdf on gazebo with ros2 control for a robot (a humble request, can you please not use the differential drive controller). any controller that uses revolute joint and prismatic joint and how to publish joint values to the robot on ros2_control. I really appreciate your content!!

[@RoboticsBackEnd]

Thanks a lot for the suggestions! This is actually part of my content planning for this year, though can't really tell you when I'll release tutorial on this

[@shridharkatkati3113]

@@RoboticsBackEnd I really appreciate the work you put in making the tutorials! And do you know any discord servers where Ros developers help out each other?

[@Tyrone-Ward]

Good video but your pronunciation of something could use some work. When saying Arduino, sometimes it sounds like audio and serial sounds like sigh-o.

[@stentechy3346]

Bro everyone has their accent, even English men.