Explore the creation of a Programmable Ant+ Input Network for Community Alternative Velo Environment (PAIN CAVE) in this 36-minute conference talk from linux.conf.au. Discover how an avid indoor cyclist developed an open-source alternative to traditional fitness applications using Linux on Raspberry Pi and USB sensors to control LEDs and panels. Learn about the process of building a customizable platform from the ground up that takes fitness input (Ant+) and displays data in creative ways, allowing for personalized indoor training setups. Gain insights into combining Linux, open-source software, and hardware to create innovative solutions for fitness enthusiasts.
Overview
Syllabus
Making the P.A.I.N C.A.V.E
Taught by
linux.conf.au
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