Our project is a carbon fiber vacuum chamber that is monitored by multiple particle photons and various sensors.

Intro to using FSMs in your IoT projects.

How to create Amazon Alexa Smart Home Skill and control lights using Particle Devices

Use the Ionic framework to build an app that can control your hardware or hit any REST API.

Use the most popular single-board computer with the most popular IoT tools.

Make IoT devices easier to configure and manage on a local network using mDNS (Bonjour, zeroconf) and Webduino (web server library)

Sending SMS using AT Commands in Particle Electron

What is LoRa? How to make an simple LoRa project with Particle Photon and MikroElektronika LoRa click module?

A simple way to write on demand web scripts that talk to your Particle devices

Always be a safe distance from a wall in your parking spot. Introducing our IoT project with a HC-SR04 distance sensor.

How to build an electro-pneumatic circuit for remotely controlling a soft robot using Zerynth and a Particle Photon.

Experiment using Photon and keeping all boards connnected to Cayenne, which are also compatible with Blynk.

A proof of concept on how to build a light & temp monitoring station with a Photon, OVH Time Series PaaS and Grafana.

An Internet of Things connected garbage container.

A pan-tilt controller locally controlled by a Photon and remotely via Bluetooth, physical potentiometers and another Photon.

This project will allow you to connect your Particle device into an Azure IoT Hub for viewing data in real-time through an ASP.NET web app!

Change color, read and set temperatures, lock and turn on/off using Alexa's home automation and the Particle Photon + Skill.

This project will help you control your garage door without even having to get up to press the button! Yes, without getting up. Follow below

Never forget an opened or tilted window when you leave the house by the use of a Particle Photon and IFTTT!

The Particle Web IDE, Particle Dev, and Particle-cli are not the only ways to program Particle devices.

Verify your projects behave as intended with a telecom grade test tool.

This project is submitted to Deakin University, School of IT, for Unit SIT210 - Embedded Systems Development.

If anyone from around the world tweets "Water @WilbertThePlant" the red solo cup attached to the bamboo will flip and water Wilbert.

The most modern way to see if your friend is AFK!