- Python Server on Raspberry Pi: Write a Python script on the Raspberry Pi that acts as a server. This script will read real-time data from the MLX 90640 IR Thermal Camera and send it to MATLAB using TCP/IP communication.
- MATLAB Client: Write a MATLAB script that acts as a client. This script will connect to the Python server on the Raspberry Pi using TCP/IP communication, receive the real-time data, and process it to create the heatmap.
Acquire data from a python device in continuous (synchronuous) mode on a PC with Matlab installed.
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Hi.
I've a raspberry device on wich I've installed Python.
My raspberry reads in realtime data from an MLX 90640 IR Thermal Camera and write it on a txt file.
If I copy this txt file on a PC with Matlab installed, I can read thermal data and process it in Matlab to produce, i.e., an heatmap.
This process, however, is an asynchronous process since I must :
- acquire thermal data on raspberry
- stop the acquisition
- copy the data on the PC with Matlab installed
- run the matlab application to view the heatmap
Obviuosly I'd like to trasforf this process from asynchronous to synchronous so that I can view real time data acquired from raspberry-Python device on Matlab in the same time that they are acquired and in contunuous mode.
The question is: is there any way to do this? And if yes, how?
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
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surya venu
el 19 de Abr. de 2024
Hi,
Yes, there is a way to make this process synchronous and view real-time data acquired from the Raspberry-Python device on MATLAB in continuous mode. You can use MATLAB's built-in support for Python and TCP/IP communication to establish a real-time connection between your Raspberry Pi and MATLAB.Here's a high-level overview of the steps you can follow:
Hope it helps.
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