An indoor air quality monitoring system for detecting toxic gases.

A personal money vault monitoring system based on the Internet of Things is presented throughout this project by using a 3D magnetic sensor.

A simple device that turns the lights on when the user approaches home.

Burn everything written in the Blynk terminal to an SD card in seconds, anywhere the user is located.

Log data to a text file on Dropbox whenever an RFID card is scanned.

With Arduino Home Controller and Amazon Echo dot with Alexa you can handle internet connected devices at home using your voice.

Simply click a button to receive your phone's geolocation.

An Alexa app that tells you if your kids are up by using Walabot to uncreeply track them, then possibly wake them up or tell them to sleep.

Set up your Arduino Yún to control an Alexa Smart Home light via AWS IoT.

This tutorial shows how you can connect Arduino YUN to the Adafruit IO platform for sharing the DHT-11 sensor values.

Turn on/off a Philips Hue LED via a push button attached to a Arduino.

Create a web page containing a form that let you send text messages to your Arduino Yun thanks to the WebServer feature of the Yun.

Control and monitor a connected light from mobile, tablet and desktop using Lelylan & MQTT.

We'll show you how to make your Arduino Yún upload a file to your Dropbox account. Then your Yún can remember everything for you.

We'll show you how to get your Arduino Yún to send SMS with Twilio. Then your Arduino can text whenever it's running late.

We'll show you how to get your Arduino Yún to write to and read from a MySQL database. This will get you started with storing historic data.

We'll show you how to get your Arduino Yún to check for EPA-regulated facilities in the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI). You'll be able to...

We'll show you how to send an email via Gmail from your Arduino Yún. Then imagine all the notes you can have it send—reminders, alerts.

We'll show you how to make your Arduino Yún add rows of data to a Google spreadsheet. You can use this to log data from sensors connected.

Here we'll show you how to use your phone as a remote control for your Arduino Yún. Specifically, the example sketch calls a phone number.

Here we'll show how to make a request to the Yahoo! Weather API from your Arduino Yún. Then you'll be ready to build the weather vane for...

If you plan on a vacation, here is a great project to track the temperature and soil moisture of your Plant using dweet.io and AWS IoT.

Use Uber without a phone! This AWS IoT connected device allows anyone without a smart phone or different capabilities to request Uber.

In this project I am trying to use amazon SQS and IOT services with temboo and arduino YUN to detect intruders.