Hello, everyone. A greeting in these difficult times. I have a question regarding how the code of a sensor or an actuator should be structured, that is, if for example I am a company that develops x sensor or actuator, there is some line of software design to deliver it to the community. For example…

No standard that I'm aware of. But, you might look at the Adafruit Unified Sensors Library: [image] GitHub - adafruit/Adafruit_Sensor: Common sensor library Common sensor library. Contribute to adafruit/Adafruit_Sensor development by creating an account on GitHub. …

There is really no standardisation in the microcontroller-world. For example that USB-devices work plug and play is only possible because almost everythimg about USB is standardised. especcially in the arduino-world the only "standard" is the formal c++ - syntax. This still allows real cryptic awf…

Is there a guide for the implementation of sensors or actuators

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gfvalvo August 6, 2020, 8:13pm 2

No standard that I'm aware of. But, you might look at the Adafruit Unified Sensors Library:

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Is there a guide for the implementation of sensors or actuators

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