The Smart plant allows you to automate the watering of your plant with the particle Argon while measuring room and soil conditions

This project involves utilizing two Particle Argons to sense PC Temperature and notify the user through the use of LEDs

This is H2whoa An indoor plant watering and room monitoring system. How I put it all together.

To monitor user safety, a sensor cluster collects and graphs data of obstacles in the blind spot, wheelchair speed, and degrees of tilt.

With this climate monitor the temperature, pressure, and humidity can be observed for your area!

Creates a functioning automatic and manual plant watering system featuring Particle Argon, 5V power supply and sensors to activate the pump.

Battery operated RFID reader allowing you to scan pre-authorised RFID cards anywhere. Scans are sent to Ubidots dashboard for processing.

An inexpensive build-it-yourself system to monitor the activities of elderly people.

Yet Another Particle Garage Opener

Using a standard water meter with pulse output, counts the pulses to measure the volume and cost of water used.

An intuitive solution for home defense with a nostalgic twist.

This device setup keeps track of different assignments and events from a Google calendar by displaying a light when an event begins.

This product utilizes the Particle Photon platform to send an alert to the IFTTT app when the door connected to the system has been opened.

A quick internet-connected combination lock project for your retro rotary dial!

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.

Read out analog value from IR distance sensor and show the transferred distance up on your phone as well as the OLED by electron and IFTTT.

Every get to the store and then wonder if you have any milk? With the Smart Grocery List, this wont be a problem any longer.

Integrating the Microsoft Band’s heart rate sensor with a Particle Photon so you can visualize your heart rate with an RGB LED.

A gadget that displays your interest in communicating with the outside world. Also posts to Twitter.