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    CFL bulb light intensity monitoring system using Light to digital converter

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      harper75
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      Hello as after studying about light to digital converter sensor https://store.ncd.io/product/tsl2569-16-bit-light-to-digital-converter-programmable-gain-i2c-mini-module/, I am going to try it with WIPY to detect the color intensity of CFL bulb running in my room and using digital output of intensity of light color data to send it on AWS cloud database which shows the streaming analysis with different color schemes, I don't know whether this kind of test is possible to make this test analysis show live through internet solution but if someone has tried any kind of monitoring solution with online analysis then your advice as well as any one have even worked with this kind of solution will be very helpful.

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        Martinnn
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        For starters, you could use the Pysense board (which has a light sensor and a basic driver) and the AWS example to push the data to AWS IoT. This should work out of the box.
        What you do in AWS IoT is another topic.

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