This repo contains the source for the first knurling session as well as the example code.
This course will cover building a CO2 measuring device. We will show how to start an embedded program from scratch, how to write a driver for the sensor, and how to read the sensor output in a terminal. We will build a visual indicator for air quality and an acoustic alarm. In the last part, we will add an ePaper display to the setup and talk bit about the embedded-graphics crate.
You can access a rendered version at
To build from source just run (assuming you have mdbook installed):
$ mdbook serveExample code can be found in code/.
Please open an issue if you get stuck or find anything to improve this book!
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