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github.com/Fabien-Chouteau/coffee-clock
Waking up with a fresh cup of coffee
A few weeks ago one of my colleagues shared this kickstarter project : The Barisieur. It's an alarm clock coffee maker, promising to wake you up with a freshly brewed cup of coffee every morning. I jokingly said "just give me an espresso machine and I can do the same". Soon after, the coffee machine is in my office. Now it is time to deliver :)
The basic idea is to control the espresso machine from an STM32F469 board and use the beautiful screen to display the clock face and configuration interface.
Read the blog post for more info: DIY Coffee Alarm Clock
Make sure to get all the Git submodules:
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update --recursive
Download and install the GNAT for ARM package
Start GNAT Programing Studio
Open the project file coffee_clock_stm32f469.gpr
Use the "Build all" button to compile
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