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

Turn your headphones into a wearable computer that can send and receive commands through a web page or a Pebble Time watch.

Hello. I am 9. I love Darth Vader. I want to turn a photon into a Vader Vambrace. This Vambrace turns off TVs!

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

Show the latest CheerLights color on the Internet-connected 3D LED cube.

Interactive laser controllers fire at a light saber sensor which publishes motion data to a force field web visualization.

Using an AWS Alexa Skill, remotely issue commands to a Particle enabled blaster (now with IR firing power for Stromtrooper and TV control)

Using a Particle Photon, a few servos, and some toy building bricks....you can build your own autonomous droid with the kids!

Flash firmware into your 8 channel ControlEverything Particle Photon relay controller to activate relays based on time of day and date.

We used a Particle Photon and Johnny-Five to send sensor data to Parse. Then we had an iOS app that pulled that data back down.

Send a notification to a smart phone when a key fob button is pressed over an Internet connection.

Will you choose your own destiny? Shows how to integrate devices with the "force" using a Particle and Leap Motion

Know when your clothes are dry

A custom Android app remote for a Photon powered relay controller.

This may be the Pac-Man you're looking for, and we added a twist to demonstrate the versatility of the Photon microcontroller!

I wanted to keep my desktop computer out of the way, but have an easy way to turn it on. The solution? IFTTT and the Photon

Using a Particle Photon, Phobot, and a Ultrasonic Sensor for basic Obstacle Avoidance.

A thermostat you won't see

Usually in india a person has to go and check the meter reading after every three months and it is quite a hectic and long process.

This is the Online Force Detector. It tells me in real time which of my friends are connected to the Playstation Network.

This project is super simple and cheap. Only costs about $27 for everything you need! Oh and no programming at all!

Control a pin on your Photon using the IFTTT DO Button on Android

Full Tutorial and code. No Programming Required! Display the RSSI of your Particle Photon's WiFi connection on a 3 character LED Display.

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