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Augmented Reality App for Visualizing EV3 Sensor Data

Tufts University Center for Engineering Education and Outreach
Summer 2019
Main Contributors: Lily Zhang, Mohammed Emun

This Unity project visualizes EV3 sensor data published from an EV3 run with EV3DEV.

The project is currently using MQTT to publish data to a public broker. Can be adjusted to use REST APIs to publish data to Thingworx Composer instead - see files below (will need a Composer account).

ARSensorInterface: Unity project containing AR app. textEdit.cs, found under Assets, contains the sensor data retrieval code and more information about how to modify it for REST APIs or MQTT.

pythonScripts: folder containing python scripts to run on EV3 (using EV3DEV)

  • Commands.py: contains functions for movement, sensor data retrieval, and sensor data upload
  • Script.py: editable file to run EV3 while uploading data (Call this file in terminal)
  • EV3ARInfo.txt: documentation for functions in Commands.py
  • EV3ARCommands.py: contains functions for movement, sensor data retrieval, and sensor data upload, using REST APIs (Account may no longer be active)
  • EV3ARScript.py: editable file to run EV3 while uploading data using REST APIs (Account may no longer be active)
  • apiPublisher.py: continuously uploads sensor data to Thingworx Composer using REST APIs (Account may no longer be active)
  • mqttPublisher.py: continuously uploads sensor data to MQTT broker
  • driveEV3.py: allows user to move EV3 around with keyboard
  • globals.py: contains shared variables between Commands.py and Script.py; do not edit
  • sftp-config.json: sets up remote connection from terminal to EV3

thingmark.docx: image target for AR app.

An example project can be found at https://www.steamdiscoverylab.com/ar-obstacle-course-with-ev3.html

More documentation on Unity, Thingworx, and working with the EV3 (including setup and code execution) can be found at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_b_NURj-R-_8KY1QK9YQbj9vGlIBPN0UUgQzuAot95U/edit?usp=sharing