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62 Projects tagged with "ethernet"

 
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How to control an arduino board from an android phone using an ethernet shield
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Android controlled arduino (through ethernet)

kerimilkerimil

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An LED thermometer like device to represent donations received via paypal.
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Donate-o-meter

Tom BuckTom Buck

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This is an humidity and temperature sensor created using an Arduino Uno, a DHT11 sensor and the Ethernet shield to log data to a WEB Page.
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Humidity and Temperature sensor with WEB log

valencia.cavalencia.ca

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My Senior Major Qualifying Project at WPI 2012-2013. An embedded network-able embedded computing node using the Bowler protocol.
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AHD: Abstract Hardware Device

AVR (lordKiCAD)AVR (lordKiCAD)

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Next bus departure in real time
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Next Bus 7-segments display

TJTJ

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Very simple way of adding internet connectivity to a project. Serial data going in gets relayed to a server and you get the response out
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Ethernet/Internet to Serial Adapter

Arthur GuyArthur Guy

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A physical dial showing network usage
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Speed-o-meter

Alistair MacDonaldAlistair MacDonald

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ARM Cortex-M4 with browser-based Lua Development Environment. Provides an ideal software and hardware platform for your next project.
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Screvle - Lua Web IDE

Ronald VanschorenRonald Vanschoren

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Complete anti-theft alarm compatible with any kind of sensors, with RFID recognition, GSM and web server, based on Arduino Mega.
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Arduino anti-theft alarm shield

IngGaroIngGaro

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just out of interest I bought one of these to play with
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DBPOWER ELM327 Wi-Fi Interface (OBD II) "review"

rawerawe

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This project will be a platform for internet connected PSoC 4 devices.
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Cheap ENC28J60 + PSoC 4 Connect Device

Minn0WMinn0W

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This projects aims to create low-cost generic device, which can be used to accomplish various task in home automation.
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Low-cost MQTT compatible sensor board

atxatx

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4 32x8 LED Dot-Matrix displays connected to a Raspberry Pi connected to the internet.
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Message Board

Pinski1Pinski1

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Remote sensor of ionizing background radiation, utilizing AVR microcontroller, ENC28J60 Ethernet chip and old, soviet Geiger tube.
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EtherGeiger

Marek WięcekMarek Więcek

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Surf the web using an Arduino and an ethernet shield. Because you can.
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PIP Arduino Web Browser

GilchristGilchrist

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To create a Ethernet Driver for LinuxCNC
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CNC Ethernet driver

rstevenson23rstevenson23

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Controll Christmas with Arduino
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Christmas Station

M.i.P.studioM.i.P.studio

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Arduino based device for powering on PC over the internet
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Power on PC from anywhere

Airborne TechAirborne Tech

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A 200w Wood & Pellet fired Thermoelectric Generator for the InStove 60L Rocket Stove; "Help People, Be Sustainable, Electrify the World."
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The FireVolt Project

Rob ParzekRob Parzek

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LED screen controller over Ethernet... among others ! It's a Wiznet IP controller with a A3P250 FPGA and I/Os.
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WizYasep

Yann Guidon / YGDESYann Guidon / YGDES

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IoT enabled, servo drive with Ethernet. Platform independent, +/- 0.2° accuracy, 0.2 Nm @ 1000 RPM
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The User friendly Servomotor you hoped existed.

ChrisChris

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