Every project starts with curiosity. Mine started with one simple question: How can we monitor our environment from anywhere?
That idea led me to build an IoT-Based Environmental Monitoring System using KiwisIoT.
After connecting the ESP8266 NodeMCU with a DHT11 sensor, I successfully collected temperature and humidity readings and sent them to the KiwisIoT cloud dashboard.
Seeing my sensor data update live was the most exciting part of this journey!
Project HighlightsReal-time temperature and humidity monitoring.
- Real-time temperature and humidity monitoring.
Automatic data updates every 2 seconds.
- Automatic data updates every 2 seconds.
ESP8266 Wi-Fi connectivity.
- ESP8266 Wi-Fi connectivity.
Live cloud dashboard using KiwisIoT.
- Live cloud dashboard using KiwisIoT.
Remote monitoring from mobile or computer.
- Remote monitoring from mobile or computer.
No separate server or database required.
- No separate server or database required.
ESP8266 • DHT11 • Arduino IDE • C++ • Wi-Fi • KiwisIoT
Project ResourcesGitHub – Complete Project Source Code:https://github.com/Kiwistron/KiwisIoT-Projects/tree/main/esp8266/004-dht11-kiwisiot
My TakeawayThis project taught me how hardware, programming, Wi-Fi, and cloud technology work together.
This is just the beginning of my IoT journey. More ideas, more experiments, and more projects to come! 🚀






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