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Pushing Data To Google Docs
Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.

Notifications From Your Dryer
Know when your clothes are dry

The Minimalist Thermostat
A thermostat you won't see

Sharing The Push Notifications Of Your Hardware
Share the push notifications of your hardware with family or friends

Use Nfc Tags To Control Your Hardware
Scan an NFC tag and get a temperature reading, open your garage or whatever you want.

Talk To Your Hardware
Use Google Now to trigger actions and get status of your hardware with your voice

Storing Data In Google
Store any data you want in Google Sheets

Add Push Notifications To Your Hardware
Use Pushbullet to notify you of whatever your hardware is doing

Porter
Control your Particles from all your phones and tablets

Garage Commander
Control your garage door from wherever you are.

Water Detection System
Get notified of water wherever you are

Pool Temperature Monitor
Know the temperature of your pool anywhere, anytime

Expanding Io Ports Of A Netduino With An Mcp23008
Sometimes you run out IO ports on your main prototype board. Netduino works seamlessly with different IO expanders, like an MCP23008.

Use A Raspberry Pi And A Relay To Control A Lamp
Ever wonder how can you control a lamp with a Raspberry PI? We will dive into the specifics and see that's not that hard. But a lot of attention is necessary when working with mains voltage

DIY Auto Voice Record and Playback
Record your voice using Arduino and ISD1820. This is a very simple project which takes less than 10 min and < 8$.

Breathing And Company Helper (bach)
Check in on a loved one instantly and have fun!

Iot Pool Monitoring With Thingsboard
This project will show how to monitor pH, ORP, and temperature of a pool or spa and upload the data to ThingsBoard.io's visualization and storage service.

Diy - Lan Cable Tester
In this project, I am going to make a LAN cable tester with just a few basic electronics components. The entire project, excluding the battery cost me just a bit over $3.