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Know the temperature of your pool anywhere, anytime

Get notified of a water leak wherever you are

Log your aquarium's temperature and get an SMS when it's outside a given range

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.

Read multiple sensors from a Particle Photon and Publish via webhook to Thingspeak.

Spark Core / Photon / Electron Water Sensor with SMS alerts via Twilio or any webhook via IFTTT

Use IFTTT to automatically log data to a Google spreadsheet using a Particle Photon. This will show how I logged temperature data.

Preheat the house; adjust from anywhere. Thermostat that adjusts to your life

Create dashboard to monitor conditions using Structure and Particle Photon.

Miniature WiFi weather station made to feed data from a terrarium.

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

To prevent burn injuries from hot appliance.

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

Know when your clothes are dry

A RGB LED whose color changes based on the temperature.

Sound sensor construction for the Lane of Things project at Wrigley Field.

In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how I made a project to detect leaks and stop them in your house. Receive alerts via text and email.

The purpose of this project is to detect motion in the driveway and alert the user inside the house.

A device that's jam packed with sensors and buttons and can do whatever you want it to.

This project uses a soil moisture sensor to sense when your yard or plants need watering, and then turns on your sprinklers accordingly.

Health monitoring system for plants.

My neighbors are making a lot of noise with construction and I want to see when they are loudest so I can plan accordingly.