Stuck at home in lockdown and needed a way to connect my old bicycle and old indoor trainer to my fitness watch / phone via bluetooth.

A capacative touch sensor allows text message feedback when an intruder enters the room as well as turning on the lights and fan.

The device uses cheap, off the shelf components to provide live data on stream and river conditions like stage, temp, and conductivity.

Using sensors, this device allows you to save energy and maximize security of your household.

Our IoT project utilizes ultrasonic sensor technology to create a modern-day measuring tape.

Home security alert system which remotely detects motion at your door and notifies you when someone enters your home!

These sensors aim to measure temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels in two separate areas to determine which is better for athletic activity.

Using a Particle Argon and a motion sensor I created a device that sends me a message whenever someone enters the house.

Modified Power Wheel toy with variable speed capabilities and traction control

Have you ever wondered if your plant needs more water? We will show you how to measure your soil for proper plant hydration treatment!

Using a metal touch sensor, I've essentially made a button that notifies the user when it's been released over a certain time threshold.

Have you ever had a problem keeping your plant at home healthy? Check out this monitoring system to ensure a healthy plant life.

This pool sensor is designed to take measurements of water temperature and pH level using a thermistor, pH sensor, and two Particle Argons.

A new way to monitor a speaker during extended break-in use. Notifies the owner if the woofer exhibits negative characteristics.

We've bought a Truck and attached some sensor to analyze its surroundings.

Solar Powered Inductive chargers combined with LED-lit seating are reactive to sounds in the environment. Motion Sensors turn it off/on.

Want to know how long you've got once you've popped a fresh bag of popcorn before it gets soggy and cold? Now you'll know!