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The following lessons, you are going to learn how to use the cellular communication in both ways.

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But first, congratulations, because you have already made great progress with Arduino, you know,

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have a good foundation which allows you to start your own simple project.

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And more importantly, with this foundation, you will understand what you're doing and be more independent

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while working on your project.

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So you have learned the basics, including the installation setup, programming basics, how to write

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simple addition programs, how to create, how to execute both with a simulation and with real hardware,

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and how to use the digital and other things to control hardware components such as it is but buttons

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and potential.

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That is quite a lot of things already.

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And everything you've learned so far, what I call you on information will help you all along the rest

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of the course and all along your life while doing any hardware, our software project, not from this

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base.

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We are going to go further than you will discover more Arduino functionalities.

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Among them, you will learn how to communicate both ways.

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We say all communication, how to work with the time functionalities of the adeno, how to balance a

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budget burden, how to use the Internet, and how to store values on the Arduino.

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With the Eappen memory, this block of sections will help you create more robust and more diversified

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project with the hardware you already have.

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The knowledge you will get here will be useful for almost all the projects you create in future, because

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those functionalities are amongst the most needed ones.

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And then after that you will discover new hardware components which will allow you to create relevant

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projects.

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We will work with an ultrasonic sensor and LCD display screen and infrared remote controller and a photoresistor.

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Those new hardware components are a bit more complex than what you previously used, and working with

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them will give you enough knowledge to work with any other components you find in the future.

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And finally, we will get to the final project of the course.

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In this project, you will have a bigger challenge which will make you practice on everything you have

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seen and will see in this class.

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So let's get started to reach that goal one step at a time.

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Note that everything you will learn from now is based upon the original foundation you have.

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So if you have any doubt at any point, don't hesitate to come back multiple times to the previous lessons.

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Get a reminder and a better understanding.

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All right.

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And now let's focus on the first block.

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And in this block, let's look at the cellular communication.

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You already have used cellular quite a lot to debug your program with the sale of Moniteau and also

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a few times with the sale bloater well above from debugging.

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Celil is mainly used to communicate between different components between a component and a physical

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person.

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In the following lessons, you will get a reminder of how to use cellular as well as my expectations.

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And you will also see how to be able to send data from your computer to your R.M..
