Read, monitor and get notified about environmental data using Arduino MKR(s), the Environmental Shield, and MKR Relay Proto Shield.

Remotely control door via web with pattern password protected. Your door is securely controlled from anywhere through Internet.

Pushsafer makes it easy to send and receive push-notifications in real-time on Android, Windows 10 or iOS devices.

This is a project based on Arduino MKR GSM 1400 that will send a text notification when it senses rain drops.

If door is opened, Arduino sends a message to your Facebook Messenger.

You can turn on or off the 16x2 LCD via your smartphone and also you can send the text message over Bluetooth.

Demo to show online OpenWeatherMaps.org and send data to your SQL server.

Turn an LED on and off using Windows Remote Arduino.

Connect your microcontroller to the internet by adding ESP8266 WiFi module!

Ever thought of controlling any electronic devices with your smart phone? Today I will show how to do it.

Divine control of ESP8266 with telegram bot.

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

Use Pushbullet to notify you of whatever your hardware is doing

Host a Telegram Bot on your Arduino and chat with your brand new IoT device!

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

This project shows how to control a servo motor from a web browser in real -time using WebSocket.

A very good wireless local area (and personal) network is undoubtedly the Bluetooth (BT). Let's play with it!

Our project will capture local data, send them to the cloud, where everyone can see them through the internet, acting remotely from there.

This project shows how to control devices from anywhere using web-based joystick on smartphone.

Control your Arduino/Genuino 101 wirelessly from your smart phone using the onboard Bluetooth Low Energy chip.

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

Involt is my simple HTML/CSS based prototyping framework with build-in hardware interactions for creative people like you.

Get familiar with the Arduino IoT Cloud and take your first steps into the world of connected objects.

This wirelessly controlled robot car uses gesture: tilt/orientation of hand to drive forward, backward, left or right.