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

Garage door opener is connected via IFTTT and using a custom Alexa skill.

Miniature WiFi weather station made to feed data from a terrarium.

Use IFTTT to automatically log data to a Google spreadsheet using a Particle Photon. This will show how I logged temperature data.

This project explains how to build a device for estimating blood alcohol content from a breath sample.

Know when an assignment is coming up!

Control your pool and sauna from anywhere!

Measure your indoor air quality (temperature, humidity, CO2, VOC) and visualize data in the cloud using Particle and Ubidots.

Never forget to water your plants again with this extraordinarily annoying soil moisture monitor.

Use your Arduino Nano or Particle Photon board and build a binary Nixie clock with 18 x IN-2 Nixie tubes.

Wake a computer, from outside your network using your phone

Sneaky kids stealing that Halloween candy? Use a Particle Photon to detect and report motion events.

Small weather station that uploads to Weather Underground with a NeoPixel ring for visualization.

Potentially open your garage door from anywhere in the world!

Monitor the power usage for your home and individual devices with this Particle Photon connected Current Cost EnviR power monitor.

A theremin-like instrument that changes the pitch played as you wave your hand over an Infrared Proximity Sensor. Developed with Zerynth

I run a computer shop, I repair computers and such, but I really enjoy building stuff and working in the shop. The only issue is that whe...

The aim is to supervise solar photovoltaic power generation to enhance the performance, monitoring and maintenance of the solar plant.

Remote semi-automatic feeding machine using Particle Photon & Blynk.

Get a text when the mail arrives. Simple. Useful. Awesome.

Measure temperature and humidity with Particle Photon and Adafruit Si7021 using the Adafruit Si7021 library for I2C based communication.

Adjust your blinds from the comfort of your seat without having to go through the effort of standing up.

This example demonstrates how to leverage Particle Core and Microsoft Azure to create a weather station using the DHT11 sensor.

Sometimes it's nice to monitor the status of your Electron without having to loop that information through the interwebs.