[Power] Suggestions for tasking intern?

[Ian Daniher]

https://plot.ly/plot is an open-source web-based plotting engine built
(IIRC) using node.js and (some) python - check out their github for more
dets. It's lovely, and they're good people.

http://www.nonolithlabs.com/pixelpulse/ is a project I've worked on with
Kevin Mehall on and off over the last few years - probably faster than you
need, but we have decent abstractions for canvas plotting, updating data,
etc.


On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 9:23 PM, George Hunt <georgejhunt at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I've got this interesting situation:
>
>
>    - I have been working on an arduino clone following Scott Ananian's
>    example with the xoduino to count coulombs into and out of a lead acid
>    battery. (parts cost ~$18)
>    - I'm maxed out trying to get the low voltage disconnect, and
>    desulfating circuit designed/tested.
>    - Adam Holt engaged a young programmer intern, and wants to task him
>    with developing a graphical online reporting system for the data that can
>    be fed from the arduino to an internet connected XO or school server.
>    - I'm trying to survey the online reporting and graphical output open
>    source ecosystem. The results of my current search are at
>    http://schoolserver.wordpress.com/power/a-battery-tender-for-the-school-server/battery-monitor-summary-and-reporting/
>
> I don't have a very wide experience in area wherein I will be trying to
> mentor this intern.  I'm looking for ideas, and perspective on simple, and
> effective approaches (doable in 3 months).
>
> I solicit your input.
>
>
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