I am a participant in the 2023 STEM Core Summer Bridge Program and we learned IOT, programming in C and C++ and attached a sonar sensor.
Know the temperature of your pool anywhere, anytime
Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.
Monitors soil moisture and weather forecasts to give plants just the water they need. Safe garden hose hookup for season long watering.
Measure the water consumption in your house with a Particle and water flow sensors.
Use Pushbullet to notify you of whatever your hardware is doing
Store any data you want in Google Sheets
Use this lightweight, cross-platform editor while developing Particle software.
This project is super simple and cheap. Only costs about $27 for everything you need! Oh and no programming at all!
Get notified of a water leak wherever you are
Monitor and log water quality (pH & ORP) and temperature from everywhere.
Use the Ionic framework to build an app that can control your hardware or hit any REST API.
Control your rgb kitchen lighting with Alexa and Photon.
Control your blinds from the web, including SmartThings.
Using a Particle Photon, this project allows you to remotely control your standing V3 GeekDesk.
Sending data to Thingspeak using Photon library without Webhook.
Using a standard water meter with pulse output, counts the pulses to measure the volume and cost of water used.
Want to control your microcontrollers in the cloud graphically, without writing any code? Welcome to the Tentacle, from Octoblu.
Garage door opener is connected via IFTTT and using a custom Alexa skill.
Measure the current and power being used by an appliance and post that data to the Internet.
With a pair of Photons and a MP3 shield, I can have the Imperial March start playing in the house when I arrive home.
Controlling access to your garage & home has never been more convenient and secure...100% hands-free!
How to create Amazon Alexa Smart Home Skill and control lights using Particle Devices
Spark Core / Photon / Electron Water Sensor with SMS alerts via Twilio or any webhook via IFTTT