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This system enables data transfer between two boards (ESP32 and Arduino UNO) within the Arduino environment without the need for physical or wireless connections, by utilizing a log file (`logs.txt`).

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Non-Physic-Arduino-Connection

This system enables data transfer between two boards (ESP32 and Arduino UNO) within the Arduino environment without the need for physical or wireless connections, by utilizing a log file (logs.txt).

Python Arduino

Materials

1. Arduino UNO R3 Board

Arduino UNO R3 Board

2. ESP32 Dev Kit V1 Board

ESP32 Dev Kit V1 Board


Enhanced Usage Instructions

  • This system leverages Python to retrieve data from the ESP32 and logs it into a log file (logs.txt).

  • Subsequently, the Arduino UNO R3 reads the data from this log file and processes it accordingly.

  • In the provided example code, the ESP32 scans for available networks and logs the data.

  • The Arduino UNO R3 then reads this data, and if it detects any network information, it activates the integrated LED.

  • This is a basic demonstration, but the concept can be extended to more complex projects.

  • Essentially, it simulates a physical connection between the two boards without them being physically or wirelessly connected.

  • You can adapt this system to work with any boards and integrate it into any of your projects.

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This system enables data transfer between two boards (ESP32 and Arduino UNO) within the Arduino environment without the need for physical or wireless connections, by utilizing a log file (`logs.txt`).

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