Many publications exist about moisture sensors for applications, e.g. plant watering systems. Making a DIY Sensor is fun and cost-saving.
Radio emissions from sky sources like Sun and Jupiter can be received and converted to digital domain for processing.
Use the Particle Electron to get a project online in 15 minutes
Read temperature and humidity values in a remote location and store the data in an SD card.
Building your own portable weather station and analyzing weather data in the cloud.
The easiest way: install Parallax then upload the Arduino code.
It measures the distance between you and the place where you point it to. Hope you'll enjoy it!
Visualize car data with a free Blynk account, particle electron and Carloop.
6-channel digital sampling oscilloscope with built-in frequency counter, maximum sampling rate 47kHz.
Keep that bad virus away from your safe zone. Build your own real-time thermal vision device to detect unwanted visitors at your door.
Easily measure air quality, avoid polluted areas, and improve your health and that of your community.
Park in your garage with perfect consistency! No more hitting the garage door or workbench!
This project project the temperature and the humidity level and turn on the LED Light depending on the temperature.
Arduino calculator using 4*4 calculator.
There is no doubt that you will love this wall clock.
Reads and stores in SD card, the temperature and humidity values over time.
Super easy project using an arduino uno to detect speed of various moving objects with the help of a pair of IR sensors and get the speed.
Log your Energy Meter data using a Raspberry Pi and plot graphs of your energy consumption.
In this project we have designed RFID Based Attendance System using Arduino UNO and RFID MFRC522 Module.
Use the program to manage your ESP module with simple commands. This will allow you to access the Internet for any Arduino product.
Use a $9 GSM module & the Hologram network to remotely control any Arduino with Blynk App.
Send temperature and humidity data from an Arduino MKR1000 to Microsoft Azure.
An Arduino powered floppy disk controller and reader for making disk images from old AmigaDOS floppy disks.
Using a standard water meter with pulse output, counts the pulses to measure the volume and cost of water used.
