A 3D-Printed Halloween Pumpkin Lamp that changes color and hums a halloween song when it hears a noise around.

An advanced state of the art Laser Tripwire using a Particle Argon.

This system keeps my plant automatically/remotely nurtured/nourished and is convenient for my busy lifestyle.

See how to set up & use ProtoStax enclosures for your next DIY Electronics/Computing project with Arduino, Raspberry Pi & other MCUs & SBCs

Share push notifications of your hardware with family or friends

Particle Photon connected to an LCD to display PurpleAir air quality through their API

Control and status your garage door from anywhere using a smart phone app.

Get started with Particle's Photon – hugely popular for building WiFi-enabled smart homes.

A RGB and CheerLights-lamp in American-Football Design.

A general purpose wireless I/O board using a Particle Photon. Control a small motor, solenoid, servo, external loads, buzzer and sensors.

A general purpose I/O board powered by a Particle Photon. Control a motor, relay, solenoid, servo buzzer/LED, and input data from sensors.

Lets check the examples.

Detect when someone is standing or kneeling close to my apartment door for a suspicious time.

An old-timey looking "clock" that tracks one person's location. Based off of the Weasley's clock in Harry Potter. Good first timer circuit.

I used Photon Boards to teach kids about coding and development boards at an elementary school in my area

Ask Amazon Alexa for the temperature and humidity from a Particle Photon.

Ask Amazon Alexa to control a light ft. NeoPixels and Particle Photon.

This project recreates the Nativity Scene using the Particle Photon, NeoPixels, and a custom iOS app.

Battery operated RFID reader allowing you to scan pre-authorised RFID cards anywhere. Scans are sent to Ubidots dashboard for processing.

Want to control your microcontrollers in the cloud graphically, without writing any code? Welcome to the Tentacle, from Octoblu.

Control your garage door from wherever you are.

Here's an introduction to control a Nema 17 stepper motor with the help of the Adafruit TB6612 OR A4988 Stepstick OR PHPoC PES-2405 R2

Another mailbox signaling project with a Particle Photon and a reed switch.

With a pair of Photons and a MP3 shield, I can have the Imperial March start playing in the house when I arrive home.