Reports real-time temperature + humidity to my cell phone and computer.

This is a shelf for starting plant seeds, controlled over the internet with automatic lights.

Using a particle, we connected it to an Air Ride suspension in a VW Rabbit and are able to control it through the phone.

This system simulates functions performed by the cyborg from the Empire Strikes Back.

An internet connected plant watering system that monitors environmental conditions and manages soil moisture.

A Roomba and invisible walls controlled by Photons triggered from anywhere in the house to vacuum one of multiple areas.

Track the activity of your hamster (or any furry, wheel-trotting critter), and display it on a pretty dashboard/website.

Glowing eyes appear, blink a few times, and disappear again. What are these creatures? Why are they watching us?!

Use of a Particle Argon to open/close a garage door with a Particle Xenon used as a mesh limit switch & smartphone control via Blynk app.

Resurrect your old Roomba! Add Wifi connectivity and control it from anyway!

Turn the lights on and off with a finger snap.

Ping me to water my basil plant when the soil moisture gets too low.

I wanted to experiment with NeoPixels from Adafruit and the Particle Core so I built a color changing ambient light orb.

Count visitors in a place and publish on Losant dashboard.

Control the color of the light using "Voice", "Blynk" and "Qmote" . It can also react to Events in Android Phone.

Particle and Blynk to wirelessly monitor a 4,000 gallon water distribution system.

Check and control the temperature of your home from your Android phone and shut off the heating remotely (Now with installable app!).

Connecting a Particle Photon to our apartments intercom; for remote unlocking and logging.

One example on how you can test all the components of your IoT solution at once; app, cloud, and device.

Automated soil moisture management

A bell which can let you communicate with the person knocking at the door using Photon, Twilio, Node.js, IFTTTT.

Hacking a kettle to bring Alexa (and as a by-product IFTTT) connectivity.

Who doesn't like music and Particle Photon?

Linear potentiometers can do the job of measuring small distances much better than eyeballing, making them perfect for truing wheels.