Description :
- The project “Control LED through Mobile Application using MQTT Protocol on Raspberry Pi” aims to provide a seamless and convenient way to control an LED using a mobile application while utilizing the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) protocol on a Raspberry Pi.
- The system consists of three main components: a mobile application, a Raspberry Pi, and an LED connected to the Raspberry Pi. The mobile application serves as the user interface, allowing users to send commands to turn the LED on or off.
Pre-Requirement:
- For this project I have used Raspberry pi Noobs OS.
- If you want to know how to install Noobs OS then please click Here
- You also need to install python libraries in your raspberry pi, I have already explained how to install those libraries in your raspberry pi in my YouTube video.
You can purchase components require for this project from below link:
- Raspberry Pi 3b : Click Me
- 32 Gb Memory card: Click Me
- Raspberry Pi Adaptor: Click Me
- Connecting Wires: Click Me
- Resistor: Click Me
- LED :: Click Me
Project Code:
- Download project code from below button.
- If you want to understand code explanations then please watch YouTube video.
YouTube Video:
- If you want to understand how to connect hardware with raspberry pi,
- And Program explanation for this project,
- And how to do this project by yourself then please watch our YouTube video
Purchase Readymade Project:
- If you want to purchase a readymade project from Mytrained.com then contact us on whatsapp.
- We do not encourage any student to purchase a readymade project from us. Our mission is to give complete knowledge free of cost.
- So from our end we already provide code and detailed steps to create this project by yourself in our YouTube video.
- So if you want to save your money then watch our video and follow the steps that are mentioned in the video.
contact me on whatapp to clear doubts.
please watch my Question and Answer video on youtube, your solution is there. https://youtu.be/_3aFzwGO9oo
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