202 Results for "soil+sensor"

MostToast
Project by Patrick Lloyd
DIY toaster reflow oven controller with web interface. It's useful... I promise!
- 125
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Home Automation on the Cheap V2
Project by thjubeck
Using an Wemos D1(esp8266), cheap power supply, a switch, and a temp sensor you can automate anything
- 2.6k
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plotly + ESP8266
Project by Johnny
(Plotly has stopped support) A $6 Wireless Real-time Data Logger/Grapher
- 86
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small easy to use Roboter
Project by Alex
Two wheels, one ESP module, one Microcontroller and some sensors.
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LiNo
Project by Akshat Wahi
Light Notification for the Physical World
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ESP8266 Web Server/Data Logger
Project by rkunzig
8266 using 20MHz HSPI port with 8gb SD card with Fat32 formatting for under $20
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Homefixer ESP8266 devboard
Project by Johan Westlund
A lightweight and simple devboard for ESP8266-12 with 2.54mm breadboard pinout and works with 1V-5.5V batteries
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ESP Thermal Camera Streamer
Project by dev-lab
ESP8266 streams the thermal data captured with GY-MCU90640 module to web clients
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Just Another Dust Collector Controller
Project by Jason
Automatically detects when a blower gate is opened and turns on the collector motor
- 46
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ESP8266 Development Board Battery Powered
Project by stefanspurgin91
ESP8266 Development Board Battery and Solar Powered with OLED display Sensor integrated, LDO voltage regualtor and Battery Monitoring System
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DIY Smart Home Using Unihiker and NodeMcu
Project by Hackhobby Labs
In this project, we'll be harnessing the power of the new Unihiker Single Board Computer (SBC) to create a smart home setup.
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Node Based Water Monitoring Network
Project by Matt Coates
This project uses a modified mesh network of long range Wi-Fi enabled sensors to monitor the water purity of wells over large areas.
- 54
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Internet-of-Things Power Meter
Project by Solenoid
Simple, cheap, easy to build and deploy, the IoT Power Meter provides accurate statistics on household power consumption.
- 360
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Under Cabinet LED Lighting Controller
Project by Matt Meerian
An ESP8266 is used to control a 12VDC or 24VDC string of white or RGB LED's.
- 568
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plotly + Arduino + ESP8266
Project by Johnny
(Plotly has stopped support) A Wireless Real-time Data Logger/Grapher
- 45
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