Turn your MKR FOX 1200 into a battery-powered weather monitor that you can deploy EVERYWHERE.

What if we built a small weather station lasting for about 6 months with 2x AA, talking to Internet and working anywhere with SIGFOX?

Device for intelligent waste bin. This device integrates several sensors to supervise the state of the trash.

Sending accurate float:32 GPS data via the Sigfox network.

How to prevent forest from burning? A small Sigfox signal can prevent natural disasters. We will use an Arduino MKRFOX + a flame detector.

Use your MKR FOX 1200 as a movement trigger to keep an eye on your belongings.

The post box of the future. Get notified when you receive mail!

Monitor a remote system (battery, power usage and sensors) with this Arduino MKR FOX 1200-based, Sigfox-connected solution.

Ever needed to give something to someone but were not able to make the rendezvous? This Sigfox lock box is the solution!

The famous connected button to order your favorite drink using Sigfox network.

It makes your car smarter detecting accidents to help you where nobody can.

A low-power IoT platform for reverse logistics based on a smart pallet and a real-time monitoring app.

A smarter way to get to school.

What if our old electric energy power meter with rotary disk could be connected to the Internet?

NRA allows us, in case of bike accident, to locate the injured person through the Sigfox network. It also improves visibility on the road.

How to make this Emergency Power Bank.

An IoT bird feeder which tweets when the lovely birds are landing and eating.

Sigfox is a French company founded in 2009 that builds wireless networks to connect low-energy objects.

A cube with all the necessary sensors, suitable for a wide range of applications like agriculture, monitoring, ,etc.

An all-round and powerful environmental monitoring system for the Green IoT.

Control the status of soil thanks to Arduino mkrfox1200 and some moisture sensor.

Using MKRFox1200 and a few sensors.

Driving around the town, looking for free parking space, leaving carbon footprint? No longer an issue, simply check Twitter for a spot!

What if the squirrels in your garden would post a tweet on twitter when the squirrel feeder is running out of nuts?