
I used the Node-Red software for a research project in college where we were monitoring the pressure, temperature, and flow rate of hydrogen in a liquid hydrogen refueling container. I needed software to interact with the various mechanical components, preferably free and open source. The best part about Node-Red was that it was a free solution to our monitoring problem, and there was documentation available for connecting the 4-5 components we had to connect to monitor the hydrogen gas successfully. One example of the use was opening a solenoid valve when the pressure of the gas was too high, and implementing this in Node-Red was extremely easy and convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When I first began using the software, there was documentation for Raspberry Pi, but we were using the Revolution Pi and didn't find as much documentation related to this product. Over the years, more flows have been added for the Revolution Pi hardware, but the discussion section was also helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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