Monitors the Open/Close status of multiple garage doors alerting via SMS/Text if any left open too long

Do not be discouraged if you are not a green thumber! Here is a watering system that can account for complex human lifestyles.

Continuously monitors the soil moisture level and based on the reading turns ON/OFF the submersible pump to maintain the water level.

The newest innovation in oppressive light control!

Photon controlled servo motor that is used to remotely give my fishes a small snack.

A project that uses the Particle Photon to make it possible to open the door by just pressing a button on your computer keyboard.

This project is meant to give users the ability to have temperature dependent fan speed while working out.

Have you grown tired of climbing to the attic on a daily basis just to check the mouse trap which hasn't yet caught a mouse?

Entertain your felines for hours without the wrist pain using this sensor-activated bird wand.

This project was part of the Lane Tech HS Physical Computing Lab course. I created this project as part of the Home Automation/IoT project.

Make one-off Particle Photon projects easier with DROTON. A DIN rail kit for your PHOTON.

Set up a device in your cabinet to notify you when to wash your dishes. This device requires the Particle Argon or Photon.

This self watering ecosystem, with room conditions ,provides the end user with a sense of calm, peace, and serenity. Take 5 mins and go deep

This is a very simple photosensor-based system that alerts the user when the refrigerator door is left open.

Ned is just like you and me, and needs to know that it is loved before it will do acts of service for the user. through a series of buttons

This smart shop controller is for any shop concerned with safety, security and sanitation. A fully connected device for any shop owner.

This device measures the temperature of the room. When it is above a specified temperature a LED will be activated to let you know.

Is your desk a mess? Your physical in the real world desktop? How about getting a bit more organized and on track with a smart plant?