666 home automation projects

An electric furnace-air handler, arduino-based, controller.

Combine Arduino with Bluetooth and relay, and control your AC appliance with a smartphone app.

Connect a Modbus energy meter to an Arduino and monitor power consumption via Home Assistant.

A short and easy tutorial on how to interface the module with UNO board using simple examples.

How to create your own Arduino training platform for beginners to start learning Arduino programming.

An Android app-controlled, Arduino-based kit that receives and analyzes humidity and temperature data.

Controlling office desk lamp with Amazon Alexa and more...

Some pretty cool automated functions and easily adjustable parameters. Not bad for a small budget!

Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Sensing motion, temperature, vibration, VOC and CO2, altitude, current, and voltage. Powered by 120VAC and relays.

Move your hand around - lights ON. Move hands over that again - lights OFF. Cool, right?

Get an input for your Arduino from the cloud without taking care of server side.

Arduino-based smart home hub allows you to control your devices remotely from outside and monitor your home environment from your phone.

Did you ever get into a situation where you had to wire up two, three or more I2C sensors to your Arduino just to realize the limitation?

This is smart dustbin using an Arduino Uno, an ultrasonic sensor and a servo motor.

Supersede your old desk lamp with a new one controlled by an RFID tag or card and personalize it with an RGB color pattern to turn it off.

Ever thought of controlling any electronic devices with your smart phone? Today I will show how to do it.

Upgrade your home security camera or webcam with a motorized stand that will detect and follow any motion around the camera!

Responds to sound or can be set on automatic, all by IR. Or switch. WS2812B VU Bar on Uno or Nano. CHECK MY OTHER VU PROJECTS. And Builds.

This tutorial will illustrate the working of an RFID reader.

In this tutorial, we will learn how to detect Smoke and inflammable gases using an MQ-2 sensor.

Make your hardware push data to a Google spreadsheet.