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Automate the opening and closing of a lightweight sliding door (e.g. a screen door), including remote controls on your phone.

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In this tutorial, we'll see how to control an Adafruit NeoPixel ring via mobile using Python and JQWidgets.

The story of how to make a clock through using a LCD 1602 or LCD 2004 over I2C.

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This is the next step with an Particle Photon and softAP integration: cucumbers go online.

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Christmas Gift Box plays music and sends an email when it is opened.

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Checks if humidity threshold is reached and informs the user by using Blynk/IFTTT-services with softAP integration.

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Know when an assignment is coming up!

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Use a Particle Photon, a BME280 sensor and a cheap LCD20x4 to start your own clock-project.

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Our project is a carbon fiber vacuum chamber that is monitored by multiple particle photons and various sensors.

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This project will allow you to connect your Particle device into an Azure IoT Hub for viewing data in real-time through an ASP.NET web app!

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Real time notifications for when your precious packages and letters arrive.

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Tweet your friends with only the press of a button!

Open, close and monitor a garage door opener with a smart phone using a Particle Photon and the Blynk application.

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Read the time at night? Without glasses? Impossible? Focus on 2 light points, which will tell you the hour and the minute.

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Charlotte IOT's friend Nick Browning is quadriplegic. While he has great family+friends, we'd like to give some him autonomy with Alexa+IOT!

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Using a space heater to heat the garage and then open the door.

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Whenever someone tweets you or sends a Facebook message or you receive a mail, a LED on Photon glows.

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Helping aquaponic classes by measuring CO2, light, temperature, and humidity, when all 4 are in prime range, our led will light up.

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Locate your Particle Photons, P1s and Electrons on a map without needing extra hardware. Use Ubidots or an offline map alternative

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Our doggy door remains locked until your dog's collar is within range, all while allowing you to easily track your dogs location.

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A display to remind me when I can donate blood and save lives, powered by the Red Cross API and Particle.

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Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.

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Using two Photons, IFTTT and ThingSpeak, get notifications for when your furry friend needs water and monitor how much they're drinking.

The team measured temperature, air pressure, and the methane gas content in a Lane Tech classroom.

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An infrared temperature sensor is suitable to signal the temperature without a touch/contact.

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A water-resistant temperature sensor is suitable to signal the reaching of the core temperature of the meat during the grilling time.

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The flip dot display uses an electromechanical dot matrix that spin from black to yellow to display text, numbers and more!

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Use this lightweight, cross-platform editor while developing Particle software.

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This pokeball knows where it is and connects to the internet over cellular data. When a pokemon is nearby, the pokeball starts to shake!

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Taking inspiration from the Harry Potter character's Weasley clock, this one uses Particle and IFTTT to tell you where two people are.