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Raspberry Pi Tutorial
Welcome to the Vuforia Studio Raspberry Pi tutorial!
Scenario
In this tutorial, you’ll develop an application that integrates data from a Raspberry Pi (including other options that you’ll choose. For example, a distance sensor and/or a temperature/humidity sensor). We’ll show you how to capture, store, analyze, and visualize data utilizing Vuforia Studio and the ThingWorx platform. We’ll walk you through the following steps:
1. Generate an Application Key
2. Create a Thing
3. Set Up the Raspberry Pi
4. Hook Up the Sensors (Optional)
5. Copy Scripts to the Raspberry Pi (Optional)
6. Create a Project
7. Add a 3D Model to the Experience
8. Add a ThingMark
9. Add a 3D Label
10. Add 2D Widgets
11. Name the Experience
12. Publish the Experience
13. View the Experience in Vuforia View
What You’ll Need
Access to Vuforia Studio.
Access to an Experience Service
The RaspberryPiKit.zip
Download Vuforia View from the Google Play Store or the Apple Store
A printer to print your ThingMark
A supported mobile device (phone or tablet)
For a list of supported iOS devices and Android operating systems, see the Getting Started Guide.
Raspberry Pi equipment:
Raspberry Pi—If you don't have one, purchase one directly from the Raspberry Pi web site, or from one of their distribution partners, element14, or RS.
An SD card (8 GB or larger) with the Raspbian Jessie operating system installed
Either a remote access application or a monitor, USB keyboard, and USB mouse to interact with the Raspberry Pi
A power supply for the Raspberry Pi
Local network connectivity with access to the internet
A form of external sensor if desired (for example, an HC-SR04 distance sensor or a DHT11 temperature/humidity sensor)
Suggested Resources
For information on installation and configuration, see the Getting Started Guide.
For information on installation and configuration, see Vuforia Studio
For bug and enhancement requests, please visit the PTC Support site. For Vuforia Studio issues, please visit the Vuforia Studio Community.
If you're planning on connecting a Raspberry Pi and aren't familiar with some of the basic functionality, we recommend that you check out the Raspberry Pi documentation.
For bug and enhancement requests, please visit the PTC eSupport site. For Vuforia Studio issues, please visit the Vuforia Studio Community.