A device that allows me to open and close a box with my phone.
A way to receive Bluetooth speaker shutoff warning notifications
Ever shuffled outside in the freezing cold to take in the trash just to see it's still full? Well guess what, we have the product for you.
This project used two Particle Argons, a PIR motion sensor, and a green LED to detect and notify movement.
A dual sensor weather station measuring Wind Speed and Temperature.
This system is designed to notify the user if they have left their home with the garage door open.
Keep your peace of mind by knowing when someone is entering your home.
Helps everyone keep track of some basic responsibilities in an apartment. Keeping track of the little things makes everyone's life easier!
The handheld hazardous gas detector is a lifesaving device for technicians and engineers who want to ensure their safety at work.
This is a Particle Argon program designed to execute a risk-reward game where players have to shoot for the highest number without matching.
This project demonstrates how to create clap on/off LED lightstrip. Follow this project to learn to code, wire, and execute smart lights.
This device can allow notifications for flames, filling the water pitcher, and fridge operating temperature.
Temperature, the ever changing factor in electronics. Something that needs to be monitored and measured to ensure proper operation.
Green Light... Red Light!
The goal of the project is to construct a system that can detect the temperature of a room and turn on a light when people enter the room.
Utilize sensors to monitor sound disturbances and temperature levels in a gaming environment. If thresholds are reached, alerts are sent.
A new way to control your laundry cycles!
No, this is not our plant, but it will be yours if you leave it unattended. Here's a way to keep it healthy with minimal effort.
Particle Argon-Based Internet of Things, Using 3 Argons to Measure Coolant Temperature Through the Radiator of a Formula SAE Race Car
Smart Garbage
Using Amazon Alexa or the app, start a PC and operate a space heater then use a temperature sensor to regulate the heater.
This project makes it so that whenever I shut my front door, it is immediately locked.
How to apply a TinyML approach to prevent electrical grid overloads.
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