Create dashboard to monitor conditions using Structure and Particle Photon.

Turn on a light by focusing your mind.

Know when your clothes are dry

Particle Photon circuit allowing the display of environmental conditions (light, temperature, humidity, pressure) using the Blynk app.

There are many ways for Particle Photons to interact with each other. To explore these capabilities, I created a useless machine.

This sensor will send out email notifications every time your plants need water.

Have you ever wanted to remotely monitor if a room is being accessed? With a internet connection you can monitor with ease.

Get a text or call if your plant is getting too dry, along with a nice LCD display giving information regarding your plant's health.

Turn on a fan automatically with a Particle Photon using temperature sensing and the Blynk app.

A new way to connect sensors! Connect up to five sensors to the particle powered WiSor and obtain real-time data on your mobile phone!

Two Particle Photons are used to power a temperature sensor and OLED display. The temp sensor records the ambient temp at 30 sec intervals.

This project uses a soil moisture sensor to sense when your yard or plants need watering, and then turns on your sprinklers accordingly.

Tired of having to walk out in the cold rain to see if you got mail? Well don't worry anymore! "You got mail!" is here to save the day!

A motion controlled/light sensing activated relay board to control your lights, fans, or any other household appliance.

Light up a "welcome" sign when you open your garage, and a lamp in the living room whenever you close it (to find your way when it's dark).

A small-scale replica of the original Herbert Televox robot from the 1920's was a great addition to a presentation on "how to tell stories."

Not a watt is unnacounted for. Detect Any Unncessary use of electrical power in realtime.

Integration of Particle Photon with IR motion and temperature sensors to send motion and temperature alerts to operations teams.

The Motion Alarm 9000 will alert you when anyone enters your room.

Ever wanted to know if your boss is busy in a meeting without having to physically walk down the hall to their office? Wonder no longer!

Made by Group 510 (Gonzalo Rosales, Tatiana Carbajal and Martin Avila)