Stay informed about soil-measurement by using Particle Photon.
Collecting multiple data from multiple sensors connected to the same 1-wire bus and monitoring them from the internet with Blynk.
Flashy LED decor lights that respond to your bike's motion.
An outdoor rover, capable of autonomous navigation (using GPS and sonar sensors) or controlled over WiFi.
A method in which waste management is automated. An innovative system that will help keep the city clean and healthy
An IoT device that could help keep the Sandy River Delta clean, as garbage is a very common problem.
You love daily changing Bible verse? Then the "Die Losungen" are a concept: here they are represented with value added information.
Control and monitor the home environment using Android app with advanced features such as voice command, scheduling, home preparing itself.
This is the next step with an Particle Photon and softAP integration: cucumbers go online.
A project that speaks on behalf of mother nature. It is real time air quality monitoring device.
IoT with your robot at one place and your phone another, both connected via internet.
An internet-connected, servo-driven deadbolt actuator that can be operated remotely using a smartphone.
Checks if humidity threshold is reached and informs the user by using Blynk/IFTTT-services with softAP integration.
I remodeled a stag beetle toy to be controllable with Blynk. I used Adafruit Feather 32u4 Bluefruit LE as the microcontroller.
A simple Power Meter you can use to measure 0-26V & up to 3.2A. Add to any project to monitor voltage, current, power and energy used.
Controlling a robot via WiFi, using Arduino and Blynk application.
Particle Photon circuit allowing the display of environmental conditions (light, temperature, humidity, pressure) using the Blynk app.
Use the Arduino101 Bluetooth wireless interface to read the Intertial Measurement Unit (IMU) with your phone or tablet using Blynk !
Use the Arduino101 Bluetooth wireless interface with the Blynk GUI Library for control of things directly from your phone or tablet!
Simple GPS tracker using a Particle Photon (or Electron) and an EM406 GPS module with location visible on Blynk app map.
We use an Arduino to build an autonomous "follow me" cooler that connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth and uses GPS to navigate.
Luminous ball, with clock and thermometer, controlled by Blynk.
How to make a functional application with Blynk and the Linkit Smart 7688 Duo board, with utility for home automation.
In this simple tutorial, we will explore how to control a servo motor over the internet, using a smartphone.
