Never miss anyone at your door! A system that notifies your phone and email whenever someone presses the doorbell.
A project that displays the temperature and humidity of a room on your mobile in real time.
This project shows the integration of hardware with mobile application. The user can control equipment from his phone over the internet.
A system that warns for unexpected rains to help out your garden. The system displays real time values on mobile.
With this project, we will be able to water our plant automatically and monitor it from our smartphone.
An I2C interface with Blynk.
This project was part of the Lane Tech HS Physical Computing Lab course. I created this project as part of the Home Automation/IoT project.
Cheap and easy way to feed the dog from anywhere via your phone.
Wanted to replace the standard remote control unit for a garage door with an app on my iPhone.
Fidget Spinners are everywhere - one of the challenges is to get the fastest spinning and longest running Spinner...build a sensor!
A system that keeps you updated about the happenings of your house in your absence.The display is shown on your mobile.
The idea is to upgrade my rover to be controlled by a Blynk app in my mobile. The Blynk is talking to my Arduino UNO using Bluetooth HC06.
Weather station that display temperature, humidity and pressure on your Android phone with Blynk IoT server.
Check the current conditions: light, temperature, humidity on your smartphone.
A cool RC Car that you can control with the touch of your fingers right from your own phone.
A simple project to learn IoT by connecting a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor with WeMos D1 Mini and interfacing the data to Blynk.
This is an ESP8266-based Neopixel dashboard: it can show current time, a custom message and have up to 41 preset effects.
Have you bought a cheap analog LED strip set in the hardware store? Bring this set with a Particle Photon and a relay to light up!
Read temperature, humidity and air quality control using DHT22 and MQ - 135 and monitoring with Blynk using ESP8266.
How to make your room intelligent easily.
A simple IoT experiment using an ESPectro Core v3 and connecting it to Blynk, Cayenne, Dweet, Freeboard & Thinger.
Starting from the emergence of my problem in turning on something at home, such as lights, fans, TV and others, and the creation of IoT made
A simple IoT test using a Blynk project to control & monitor 2 ESP8266 boards (NodeMCU & Wemos D1).
Too lazy to walk and turn something on Want to cheaply control your home power usage while out Well here's a button (and app) to solve it!
