Track your water consumption and save money with Dusch-o-meter, the smart device for eco-friendly showers.

Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.

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

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

Lets check the examples.

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

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

The way out of the one-way street.

Scan an NFC tag and get a temperature reading, open your garage or whatever you want.

Store any data you want in Google Sheets

Connect your IoT device project to mobile phone through notifications with no pain and even no coding! Spend about 10 minutes to set it up!

Fairly straightforward project to get introduced into the capabilities of the Photon!

Leveraging Azure DevOps to manage your particle devices (or from code to your device harnessing the power of ADO).

Use Pushbullet to notify you of whatever your hardware is doing

Use this lightweight, cross-platform editor while developing Particle software.

Locate your Particle Photons, P1s and Electrons on a map without needing extra hardware. Use Ubidots or an offline map alternative.

This contribution is intended for all men who are supposed to bring the paper waste out of their 3rd floor apartment.

24MHz 8CH - How to monitor an I2C sensor.

Ever wonder if there's someone in you house and possibly drinking your beer? Well then, we have the solution for you!

Transport colors and there brightness over a distance with the help of fibre optics.

Get values with Particle Photon from Adafruit's TSL2561 sensor.

Use a Particle Photon, a SHT31-D sensor, and a cheap LCD20x4 to start your own clock project.

Use a Particle Photon, Adafruit's BME680 sensor, and a cheap LCD20x4 to start your own clock project.