Monitoring pill bottles for usage and temperature to ensure it stays at a good temperature, detect theft/misuse, and aid regular use.

Notidry helps you dry your clothes more efficiently by alerting you of bad weather conditions and informing you about the drying progress.

This is just a quick bit of fun, grabbing a few parts that most hackers will have to hand and putting a bit of Christmas magic into a hack.

A sandboxed device that encrypts messages using a minimalist set of hardware and software. It was created for a 24-hour student hackathon.

The kitchalarm notifies you when your kitchen is empty so that you don't have to stop working to check for yourself.

The best way to save electricity from using your light bulbs is to open your blinds and let the sun shine through!

IoT Group 17 - A pair of digital pace clocks for the UNC Charlotte Club Swimming Team.

This device setup keeps track of different assignments and events from a Google calendar by displaying a light when an event begins.

A time switching, battery powered solar charger circuit for low power systems.

Drip is a low-cost, efficient precision irrigation system that was designed to service the needs of farmers in developing nations.

Robust weatherproof solar powered weather station. Uploads to Weather Underground via WiFi.

Level Monitor for extremely dusty environments or where other distance sensors don’t work.

A Roomba and invisible walls controlled by Photons triggered from anywhere in the house to vacuum one of multiple areas.

We developed an accurate, cheap test to measure IAIP concentration in the blood and used the data to predict mortality rates of sepsis.

VivoGreen is a "smart home" application that combines user inputs and predictive formulas to create the most comfortable living situation.

A software solutions that allows LEDs to blink to the "beat" of a song being played via Spotify on a SoundTouch 10.

Catch em' red handed without lifting a finger!

A monitoring system that records temperature and motion of a baby while sleeping. Notifications sent to phone and secondary photon.

Need a sweater when you're downstairs but a Hawaiian shirt when you're upstairs? This two floor temperature sensor will help out your outfit

Are you ever sitting in your room gaming with your friends and your room gets really warm? Our solution, an IOT temperature sensor!

The screen displays a news headline and whether the light is on or off.

Using a particle, we connected it to an Air Ride suspension in a VW Rabbit and are able to control it through the phone.

Turn the lights on and off with a finger snap.

This product utilizes the Particle Photon platform to send an alert to the IFTTT app when the door connected to the system has been opened.