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  • IoT capabilities
  • Log     from Soil moisture measurement device
  • Implemented IoT capabilities (via ESP8266), i.e. value(s) can be fetched thru a web-browser.  Wiring ESP8266 - Pico: Pin 1: GNDPin 2 (TXO): Pico GP5 (UART1 RX)Pin 4: 3.3VPin 7 (RXI): Pico GP4 (UART1 TX)Pin 8: 3.3VOther pins n.c.

  • IoT sensor with case
  • Log     from mqopen
  • I finally 3D printed case for my PCB.Case can be mounted at wall with four screws. At the top is hole for AVR programmer and notification LED. It is designed to be mounted at wooden. Inventor source files can be found at my GitHub page.Currently, I have...

  • IOT project List
  • Log     from WiFi + GPRS + GPS tracking, all in one?
  • With this board, we will make lots of IOT project. 1. A9G Publish DHT11 temperature and humidity to ThingSpeak via MQTT 2.Make a GPS Tracker. 3.ESP8266 Publishing DHT11 Readings with MQTT to Raspberry Pi 4.ESP8266 Publishing DHT22 Readings...

  • IoT Demo Video!
  • Log     from Fall Detector Wearable for Elderly and Clinics
  • Here's a video demonstrating the Fall Detector Wearable (Particle Core, Spark Core) connected over wifi and transmitting data to various services. You can see a simulated dashboard we created titled "Patient Fall Activity Monitor," as well as my Gmail...

  • Completely Hackable IoT dashboard
  • Log     from Home Smart Mesh
  • Demo We can see here how the dashboard looks like, definitely not impressive but the good news is that it is completely hackable !!! So we can see there bullets going up with the temperature changing color accordingly, note that the color matches the...

  • 433Mhz to IOT bridge
  • Log     from Standing desk remote control
  • The leading contender for replacing IR pivoted to a central bridge that received 433Mhz FM from the CC1101 & transmitted on Wifi to all the desks.  The CC1101 definitely starts up fast enough.  There are 4 ESP8266's which never found any use...

  • IoT ECG with LCD?
  • Log     from Cardiotron
  • How about we plug EKG-EMG shield into Arduino Yun, and stack an LCD touch screen on top of it?That device could:- publish to internet in real-time- provide touch-screen user interface- display the readingI played a bit with it. To make long story short,...

  • IoT and background radiation monitoring.
  • Log     from Cosmic Array
  • Each element of the Cosmic Array is essentially a complete cosmic ray (muon) detector and radiation (gamma) monitor. So it can not only be used in a light and sound display but also be used to measure both cosmic ray flux and background radiation. So...

  • IOT: Integration to the Cloud
  • Log     from AI Wildlife Species Bat Detector
  • Following the Adafruit tutorial to connect to The Things Network (TTN). This will get data through a local gateway if one is in range, but will not store the data or produce fancy graphs: First step accomplished: Get data to the TTN! Next, create a Payload...

  • AWS IOT Arduino library for ESP32
  • Log     from Hornbill
  • We have written and Arduino library for AWS IOT based on the work done at ESP-IDF. This enables connecting Hornbill ESP32 as well as other ESP32 boards securely with TLS 1.2 with the AWS. The tutorial on setting up the account and using the lib can be...

  • AWS DynamoDB interfaced with IoT Core
  • Log     from FIMble
  • Before we start, I did some research on Amazon FreeRTOS and how Amazon IoT/MQTT works https://www.embedded.com/a-peek-inside-amazon-freertos-publishing-messages-to-the-cloud/https://www.hivemq.com/blog/mqtt-essentials-part-1-introducing-mqtt/https://s3.amazonaws.com/awsdfwmeetup/AWS+IoT+Meetup_final.pdf...

  • IUT ! IoT (Internet of Useful Things)
  • Log     from TerraPreta
  • Thinking about the future of our project, for when it becomes a finished product to be sold, and our customers start to request support at home or green buildings, we have been planning to incorporate a remote telecommunications system that will allow...
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