Smart Garden is a plant environmental monitoring system.

When your stuff is being taken away by a thief, Arduino makes an alert and sends a notification to you via Gmail.

With a NFC Tag and correct PIN, you can control who has the permission to toggle a LED light.

A IoT system which helps you control your home lights from anywhere in the world in real time.

You can check on your plant with your smartphone to determine if it has enough water, fertillizer, sunlight, and if the air quality is good.

A toy car controlled by mobile.

Remote-controlled 8x8 LED matrix in real-time by the HTML5 Websocket.

Platform for processing of streaming temperature data using Arduino, DHT sensor, ESP8266 module and Big Data / Hadoop ecosystem tools.

Best in class Ethernet Controller.

Ever forgot to feed your pet? No worries, now you can do so with the click of a button.

Don't stumble around looking for the light switch, turn it on before you walk inside using a bluetooth-enabled android phone!

The IR Remote Hacker imagines that you can control all remote-controlled electronic devices by voice and also with a mobile application.

A project for small Weather Station with a central HUB for Home and an external part.

Control servo by web.

Arduino with Cayenne enables you to control and monitor your electric devices from anywhere in the world.

This is a simple project made with Arduino Uno R3. The aim is to control a door lock without keys but using a smart phone instead.

Getting started with IoT can seem scary but as with most things you can learn a great place to start is taking a look at some examples!

Adjust brightness of an LED with the PHPoC shield for Arduino.

I took the RC car I built the last few weeks and converted the power and steering to a Bluetooth remote.

Arduino to VGA monitor; a simple wireless weather information display.

Measuring temperature and humidity with Arduino and uploading it to the server

Have you ever wanted to make a system that records sensor readings for future analysis? If so, that's exactly what we're about to do.

Control your Home Lights using the Twitter platform.

Control any power-enabled device with an Arduino, Bluetooth module, and Python running on a computer.