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19 Projects tagged with "ThingSpeak"

 
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monitoring a spa/hot tub to prevent freezing and major leak
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Outdoor Hot tub monitoring

mathieu.duperremathieu.duperre

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This arduino based device measures, records and uploads T, RH, BP data to ThingSpeak
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Arduino-IoT enabled dual BME280 HygroThermoGraph

jlmyrajlmyra

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ESP 8266 as plant monitor system.
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IOT plant monitor

VictorVictor

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Utilizes the multi-threading capabilities of the Particle Photon to provide a twinkling animation unaffected by web-read delays.
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CheerTree - Cheerlights Christmas Tree

Matthew GorrMatthew Gorr

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A power outlet whcih can be controlled from internet, developed around WeMOS
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IOT Enabled Power Outlet using WeMOS

Bikash PandaBikash Panda

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IOT smoke and fire alarm to send SMS notification if it detects smoke and leakage of combustible gas.
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IOT smoke alarm with SMS notification

SrcCodes.comSrcCodes.com

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Show live GPS data on google maps using Thingspeak + ESP12E NodeMCU + HTML + javascript
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Show GPS data on Google map from ESP12E and NEO 6M

vivek guptavivek gupta

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The target of this project is to raise awareness about climate change.
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ClimateChange IoT AwarenessHelper

h4ltsysh4ltsys

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This project uses weather API's to determine if significant rain has fallen, or is forecast, and if so disables the sprinkler system.
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Sprinkler System Water Conservation

ChrisChris

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ESP8266 based Solar Powered wireless Weather Station
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SOLAR POWERED WIFI WEATHER STATION

Debasish DuttaDebasish Dutta

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A solar-powered ESP8266 based Weather Station, which can run years without taking power from an external source
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Solar Powered WiFi Weather Station V2.0

Debasish DuttaDebasish Dutta

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This is a GPS tracker which displays all the positional data on the OLED display. A button helps the user to interact with a UI on the OLED.
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ESP32 GPS Tracker with an OLED Display

akarshagarwal98akarshagarwal98

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In this project, we will measure vibration and temperature using NCD vibration and temperature sensor, ESP32, and ThingSpeak.
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IoT-ThingSpeak+ESP32-Long Range Wireless Vibration

jugranmanish2jugranmanish2

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Predictive analysis of machine vibration and temp by creating mail events and a record of vibration in google sheet using ThingSpeak.
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ThingSpeak--ESP32-Predictive-Machine-Monitoring

jugranmanish2jugranmanish2

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In this, we will measure temperature and humidity using NCD temperature and humidity sensor, ESP32, and ThingSpeak.
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ThingSpeak, ESP32 and Wireless Temp and Humidity

jugranmanish2jugranmanish2

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This project will monitor RV batteries while it is in storage.
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RV Battery Monitor

rockfishonrockfishon

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A cat litter box with WiFi, using an ESP32, able to measure the weight of my cats, monitoring cleaning conditions and store data online
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IoT Cat Litter Box (with ESP32 and Thingspeak)

igorfonseca83igorfonseca83

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We will learn how web servers like thingspeak work, then we will connect the ESP8266 to upload data to the internet and vice versa.
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ESP8266 with Thingspeak and DHT11 Tutorial

akarshagarwal98akarshagarwal98

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This project will keep your garage fridge/freezer working properly during cold winter months
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Garage Fridge Thermostat

rockfishonrockfishon

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