WiFi enable your Arduino device and communicate with it from anywhere using a serial command-response terminal interface.

Do you want to set a customized name and password for your bluetooth devices and robots!? then read this tutorial to help through.

Internet of Things based on HC-12 to collect real-time data

Android app to control Arduino inputs outputs via Bluetooth.

It feels awesome when you have the power to control things remotely.

What if an Arduino/Android solution was added to a regular basketball board to track my basketball training workouts? Let's go for it!

The purpose of this project is to create a radio map of the disaster area using reception devices placed near the affected area.

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

Small temperature/humidity/atmospheric pressure monitor using Sigfox to transfer the data. Powered by solar energy to monitor beehives.

Publish your Arduino input in real-time so it can be accessible on the internet without taking care of server side.

Control your fish tank, feed your fish, and more from anywhere in the world with the help of WIZ750SR and Google Assistant.

A voice controlled system.

I built myself a voice controlled home theatre, with background light, screen and projector control. With an ESP8266 and an Arduino Nano.

Building a customized bluetooth controller using Arduino.

Add sensors in a beehive to follow bees life.

I know the Z-Wave or Netatmo system for IoT, domotic system and automation of house. But now you can make an ESP8266 DoMo system.

How do you get a notification when your home has lost power, or lost its internet connection? Enter Particle Electron!

Aquarium monitor with automation, Web GUI & IoT. Daisychain units can control multiple tanks all from the one master unit.

Tired of losing your keys, wallet and phone? Attach the Find Me to any item and use the app to locate it in seconds.

Wonder how much would be the temperature in your room? or what would be the humidity and pressure? This project would get you the answers.

You can sniff an KNX RF network by an CC1101 radio transceiver. I sniffed my Siemens Synco Living Home automation system

RGB coloured wheels with three different control modes. -analogRead 3 potentiometers -random smooth changing colours -copycat colour

WiFi connected universal remote with smart phone webapp.

GeekTurnik is the first WiFi-connected pull-up bar.