IoT Lab Simulator
A complete IoT Lab Simulator for educational purposes. Simulate various IoT experiments without physical hardware!
Features
- ✅ 15+ IoT Experiments including sensors, actuators, and cloud integration
- ✅ Visual Hardware Simulation with realistic GUI
- ✅ Real-time Sensor Data with interactive controls
- ✅ Cloud Integration (ThingSpeak, MQTT, Telegram)
- ✅ Network Protocols (UDP/TCP servers)
- ✅ Educational Focus with code examples for each experiment
📚 Experiments List
Basic I/O Experiments
| Exp No. | Experiment Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1(i) | LED/Buzzer Interface | Control LED and buzzer with timing (1 sec ON, 2 sec OFF) |
| 1(ii) | Push Button/IR Sensor Interface | Control LED using push button or IR sensor detection |
| 2(i) | DHT11 Sensor Interface | Read temperature and humidity from simulated DHT11 sensor |
| 2(ii) | OLED Display Interface | Display sensor readings on simulated OLED screen |
| 3 | Motor Control with Relay | Control motor using relay based on push button input |
Sensor Experiments
| Exp No. | Experiment Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 4(i) | Soil Moisture Sensor | Monitor soil moisture levels with visual feedback |
| 4(ii) | LDR/Photo Sensor | Measure light intensity using LDR sensor |
| 5 | Ultrasonic Sensor | Measure distance using ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04) |
Cloud & IoT Platform Experiments
| Exp No. | Experiment Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Upload to ThingSpeak | Send temperature and humidity data to ThingSpeak cloud |
| 7 | Retrieve from ThingSpeak | Fetch and display data from ThingSpeak cloud |
| 8 | Telegram Bot Control | Control IoT device and receive updates via Telegram |
| 9 | MQTT Publish | Publish sensor data to MQTT broker |
| 10 | UDP Server | Create UDP server to respond with humidity data |
| 11 | TCP Server | Create TCP server for client-server communication |
| 12 | MQTT Subscribe | Subscribe to MQTT topics and receive temperature data |
Installation
From PyPI (Recommended)
pip install iot-lab-simulator
Usage
python -m iot_lab_simulator
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