Current Team:
Jordan Okumura (EE/EP),
Jayden Oravainen (EE/EP),
Korie Takamoto (EE/EP),
Andy Hernandez (EE/Systems)

Lab Hours:
Monday & Wednesday: 4:30pm-7:00pm

Guava is the seventh generation in the Weatherbox lineage. The main purpose of the Weatherbox is to collect meteorological sensor data and send it to a database. Guava specializes in integrating sensor modules into the board, which will take up less real estate and be better optimized to handle weather data. Our goal is to help the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa find the most optimal places to implement renewable energy for the future

Team Guava is currently in the Revision E1, or REV E1 for short, of the printed circuit board. Team Guava deployed a Weatherbox at the end of Spring 2023. As of Spring 2024, Team Guava has an additional Weatherbox ready to deploy and is currently populating more REV E1 boards to create a Guava Network.

Team Guava's goals are to:

• Produce a self-sustaining environmental sensor module that will collect meteorological data
• Cut PCB size and project costs as much as possible while still retaining functionality
• Test and deploy additional Weatherboxes by the end of the semester
• Aid the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa in creating a microgrid

Guava Bootloading Tutorial
Setting up an Arduino on a breadboard
Using ATMEGA1284P on Breadboard
Guide for Using Arduino Uno as an ISP (In-system Programmer)

Contributing authors:

Created by mleong on 2017/01/19 01:50.