How to make a benchtop pH meter with an Arduino Uno and the Gravity analog pH sensor from Atlas Scientific.
A system to maintain the pH level of a sample within a defined range.
How to connect multiple Atlas sensors to a single Arduino serial port.
You will be able to create a small aquarium assistant which will switch on/off the light and control water parameters automatically.
Never forget to turn ON/OFF your aquarium lights.
Controlling lights and CO2 admission to a aquarium. Sensor data is stored so it can be used for statistics.
Real-time pH and salinity monitoring with LED indicators.
Control aquarium light - sunset, sunrise.
We are going to make automatic fish feeder mechanism with timer by using Arduino. In every 12 hours it will feed the fish.
How to temperature compensate the Atlas conductivity sensor automatically.
Controlling two (or more) LED channels via WiFi to make sunrise, sunset and set night mode too!
Automatically feed your fish using this cool feeder.
Monitor and get notifications on ten different aquarium parameters and control your filters, pumps, and more!
It's an upcycling project to reuse metal body of aquarium light even original circuit was broken. I used RGBW LED strip and Arduino Nano.
A fully automated and remotely-monitored and -controlled aquaponics system built around an iMac fish tank and thai hot pepper plants.
Arduino servo controlled water temperature for aquarium water refill.
This is an upgrade to my Fishtank controller project to integrate it with my home automation system.
Aquarium light will turn on and off based on time of day and the amount of light in the room, sunlight or artificial light.
Ever get tired of refilling your aquarium, well now we have a solution. With this you wiill never need to refill your aquarium manually.
Arduino system to control an aquarium
This fish tank monitoring system, based on the Particle Photon 2, transmits live tank parameters and sends alert when tank needs a cleaning.
Device that triggers the temperature of the fish tank and the room temperature in order to satisfy the right temperature for fish life.
The Smart Jalapeno: Your urban oasis, bringing fresh produce and companionship together in one smart, sustainable package.
I wanted to make a smart(ish) fish tank and play with new sensors! I made a turbidity sensor, and learned a great deal in the process.
