Controlling Home Lights using Facebook Chat messages with the help of Arduino, ESP8266 WiFi and a relay board.
Control your lighting and other appliances from your smartphone using Blynk app and voice control using google assistant IFTT webhook.
IOT device that monitors your presence in room using PIR-sensor and alerts you if you have new email.
Are you in or are you out?
This is a mapper for the Helium network. It checks available hotspots, signal strength, quality, gps location & sends to the Helium server.
A WiFi controlled NeoPixel display. Designed for the MKR1000 but should work for the Zero too. A little rough around the edges but works!
A small, fully featured and cheap wifi module with circuit and PCB designs. let's play with 32 bit microcontrollers.
Use Siri and Google Now to automate home lights using HomeKit and ESP8266 & Raspberry Pi.
Link an Arduino Uno with WiFi to the lichess. org API to play online chess the old fashioned way.
Combine real-time audio, AI/ML, DSP, and Wi-Fi connectivity technologies together to get notified when your doorbell rings while you're away
Lock and unlock your door from your phone using WiFi.
The powers of PubNub, Leap Motion, and Raspberry Pi collide with this IoT motion controlled servo device!
Self-contained, battery operated probe that sends email alerts, using IFTTT, when soil moisture or battery are low.
A very basic tutorial on how to interface a microcontroller to an MQTT broker and interact with data on Node-RED.
Check the current conditions: light, temperature, humidity on your smartphone.
See home and outdoor information (Temperature, Humidity, Pressure etc.) at any Windows 10 device any time via Rpi2 and AllJoyn.
This tutorial will walk you through the software development environment requirements for programming PIC-IoT WG and AVR-IoT WG.
Build a people counter using a simple PIR sensor, a Raspberry Pi and Ubidots
In this tutorial, you'll learn how you can use two serial interfaces to talk to Arduino Micro and the ESP8266 module.
Control an arduino robot car with a raspberry pi, through a complexe but thoroughly detailed communication system between the MCU's
Do you really need this thing? Then you can do it in just 2 steps.
A clock that uses a head-up display making the time appear to float above the base.
The most beautiful enclosure
Turn your Raspberry Pi and old Android phones into a security camera and monitor it from an IoT platform!
