An Arduino Uno appeared at The Tonight Show thanks to a project called Wildfire Warning System created by a 14 years old girl from California. Take a look at the video to discover how you can detect fires using a gas sensor and a temperature sensor. And guess what? Jimmy Fallon knows what an Arduino is! Watch […]
Matt from Plotly team, sent us this cool video about streaming remote temperature + humidity data with an Arduino Uno and visualizing with Plotly from a mountain edge, in Peachland, BC. The Arduino (We’re using the UNOr3) was connected to wifi tethering from a mobile (through a WIFI Shield), from there it received data from […]
We recently featured Plotly and discovered how easy it is to analyse and beautifully visualize data using their platform and API. Now they shared with us a simple instructable to show to Arduino Community a hands-on experiment with ambient sensors: The purpose of this instructable is to demonstrate how to hook up an Arduino + […]
This is an interesting implementation of Arduino and Wireless comunication. The user [priyansmurarka] posted: Ok, so here is the basic problem statement. I need to develop a temperature sensing system such that the temperature from the sensor node is relayed to a co-ordinator sensor and then the co-ordinator node shows the user in a simple […]
Did you ever look for a cheap temperature monitor capable of collecting up to six sensor readings? Johnathan Hottell needed to monitor the engine temperature of his LB7 Duramax diesel truck to avoid over-heating problems in hot days. Looking for commercial products, he found several quite expensive scanners (around hundreds of dollars), so he decided to […]
Thermometers are superb at measuring temperature but lousy at describing it. A bulb of mercury tells me it’s 55 degrees–but what’s 55 degrees? When was the last time I walked into a room and said, “This place feels exactly 55 degrees.” The device was created by Robb Godshaw of Syyn Labs. Syncing with Wi-Fi to […]
Thermometers are superb at measuring temperature but lousy at describing it. A bulb of mercury tells me it’s 55 degrees–but what’s 55 degrees? When was the last time I walked into a room and said, “This place feels exactly 55 degrees.” The device was created by Robb Godshaw of Syyn Labs. Syncing with Wi-Fi to […]
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