An IoT device used to check the humidity levels of your houseplants. Low powered, rechargeable, and powered by Particle's Mesh devices.

A solar-powered IoT device for monitoring sound level, air quality, humidity, and temperature.

No, this is not our plant, but it will be yours if you leave it unattended. Here's a way to keep it healthy with minimal effort.

This device automatically detects and uploads the location of road hazards, creating a safer driving environment!

Never mourn a dead, dried-out plant again when you use this Plant Health Monitoring System

An IoT smart mailbox for securely receiving parcels and getting notification on app without being present at home.

A system of three robots that can be controlled and battled by three different players via a mobile webpage.

Measuring sound and analyzing data using the ELEGOO big sound sensor.

Gather timestamps on when a door of interest is opened.

Teach children about the solar system with augmented reality and a board game.

A bike accident detector that emails my parents if I I get in an accident.

How to set up the Argon and Xenon.

This project will notify you to open your rooms door or a window when the temperature/humidity in the room gets too high.

A simple device to detect entry into such a storage room like a pantry with only one entrance.

Have overzealous gamer siblings? Are YOU the overzealous gamer in your house? Detect and get notified of game-induced rage.

Use an ultrasonic sensor to make a Displacement vs. Time graph on Google Sheets for a pendulum, specifically, a speed bag.

Am I going crazy or has the temperature/humidity changed in this room? Let's find out using a DHT11 sensor and a Particle Argon!

When humidity exceeds 58%, a To-Do is sent to my Evernote account that will tell me to turn the dehumidifier on.

A sensor that detects rain.

A basic device that measures temperature and triggers emails under certain conditions

How to apply a TinyML approach to prevent electrical grid overloads.

This project will demonstrate the real prototype of smart cities product including sensor data manipulation using Google Data Studio.

Its a me, Gavin! and I used a particle Argon to move Mario up and down a pole dependent on the Stock price on Nintendo. #FreeMelle

Use Particle Mesh boards to collect data from all over a house. The data is then aggregated into the Particle Cloud.