In order to complete this lesson, you will need an Arduino, an Ethernet Shield, and the Pressure Sensor. If you do not have this particular pressure sensor, you can probably follow along in the lesson using whatever sensor you have that is of interest.
This project is about building a scalable, small, and efficient device that can be used to secure doorways throughout a complex using WIZ110SR.
This project is about home control system using WIZnet serial to Ethernet module.
For this project, the author selected WIZnet W5100 instead of ENC28J60 for Ethernet connectivity
Here’s an example using Arduino to monitor the position of a garage door, and wirelessly report the position to OpenHAB, to be displayed the web interface.
This project is the home stereo system that playing music anywhere in the house.
The RF Power Sockets are one of the fast and easy way to control an electrical device without be involved in wiring and cabling activities (and either being far from your line 120/220 V), these device shall be placed in between your socket and the device that you are willing to control. These come with a remote control device that allow you to turn them ON and OFF.
This is the plant monitoring system. Every minute the system will report how moist its soil is to a server on the web.
There are a lots of Twitter feed readers around the Web that use Arduino AND a PC to display twits on LCD displays or whatsoever. Then, I decide it was the time to design a solution for performing the same job WITHOUT A PC, and here’s the project.
Geeknesia is an Internet Of Things platform, kind of like ThingSpeak but it’s from Indonesia. I use Arduino Uno and Ethernet Shield for sending DHT21’s data (Humidity and Temperature) from my lab to Geeknesia.
