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The paper is focused on the possibilities of using high-level language - Python in the development of IoT applications. Described are the basic features of the MicroPython implementation and its use in the development of peripherals on the STM32 class microcontroller platform, as well as the possibilities of modification and extension of the standard implementation. Further are mentioned terms of code portability, modularity, flexibility, scalability and expandability significant for MicroPython applications.
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This contribution was written with the financial support of VEGA agency within the project 1/0232/18 “Using the methods of multi-objective optimization in a production processes control.
This work was supported in part by VEGA through the Holistic Approach of Knowledge Discovery From Production Data in Compliance With Industry 4.0 Concept Project under Grant 1/0272/18.
This paper was supported with project of basic research: Expanding the base of theoretical hypotheses and initiating assumptions to ensure scientific progress in methods of monitoring hydrometeors in the lower troposphere”, which is funded by the R&D Incentives contract.
The authors acknowledge the support of the VEGA 2/0015/18 grant Meso- and micrometeorological exploration of the occurrence of hydrometeors in boundary layer of troposphere based on passive evaluation of changes of electromagnetic radiation from anthropogenic sources.
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Gaspar, G., Fabo, P., Kuba, M., Dudak, J., Nemlaha, E. (2020). MicroPython as a Development Platform for IoT Applications. In: Silhavy, R. (eds) Intelligent Algorithms in Software Engineering. CSOC 2020. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1224. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51965-0_34
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