Electronic greenhouse controlled real-time, because the environmental conditions change continuously, so we need an efficient monitoring.

Use an Arduino MKR1000 to maintain a constant temperature in a charcoal smoker and allow monitoring over Wifi,

In the second project in my pick to light, I am using WIFI to pass the data between PC and Arduino.

Many devices are powered by USB power now, but few home automation systems provide USB power switching. "Alexa, turn off the ThingyStick!".

Be kind to your plants! Learn about the green house environment using MKR1000 and sensors. Control soil humidity and air conditions!

Wouldn't it be nice if you could start warming up the camp before you leave the house? How about using Alexa to do it for you!

Wondering if your cat is sleeping all day or running around the hood? Check it out with this tracker!

For 3D makers the worst thing is running out filament in the middle of a hours long print. This device will order for you when it is low!

Connect your door to the Cloud and open it from everywhere.

Opening 26 pieces of windows at the same time in a 2,000-square-meter greenhouse under just 20 seconds? Yes!

Cost and availability of retirement villages cause aging people to stay in their own homes. This system monitors their daily events.

Forgot your keys? Unlock the door using an RFID combination sequence from hidden tags.

How to make a good-looking touchscreen thermostat with optional Modbus support via RS485 with ArduiTouch MKR.

Oh the weather outside is frightful, but hot cocoa is so delightful, so let's order some hot cocoa on the go! An Arduino MKR1000 project.

ReSpeaker Home Automation Sample using Arduino MKR1000, Microsoft Cognitive Service Speech API, Api.ai and MQTT

Home Automation through Wi-Fi connectivity (Arduino MKR1000) and Windows 10.

We want to combine DIY electronics and 3D printing to turn anything into a smart device.

Control your Curtains with Android using Arduino MKR and a Motor - Incl. Android App, HTTPserver, RTC alarms and 3D print

The Dash Lid is an easy to use, low friction replenishment device. You just use it like a lid.

Alexa controlled timers at a glimpse. A really fancy egg-timer with added temperature control.

Smart Power Strip is controlled by Alexa Smart Home skills with an extra temperature feature. It can be used generally everywhere at home.

Low cost, easy build pick to light system.

Make a smart kettle for under £60 using Alexa and Arduino.

Never run out of liquid laundry detergent again with this Amazon DRS enabled liquid laundry detergent sensor, a.k.a. LaundryBot.