INTRODUCTION In this project, we will learn the basics of Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and how to communicate to a webserver over TCP. We will request and receive packets from the Google web server using the above communication protocol. The 4Duino display is used to print the status of the connection and the received information […]
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The Digital Beehive uses Wi-Fi to broadcast a beehive’s weight, humidity, temperature, and battery voltage every minute to SparkFun’s data channel service called Phant. The raw data can be seen here but you can view some prettier graphs of the data here on analog.io (sign-in required). On a visit to Portland, Oregon, last summer my friend
The Internet of Bees: Adding Sensors to Monitor Hive Health Continue Reading
In a previous article we showed you how to control digital pins over over serial, and showed how such a simple thing can be so powerful. One major downfall with that is you need to be nearby to send commands… So today we are going to look at doing the same thing, but this time
Pin Control Over the Internet – Arduino + Ethernet Continue Reading
I think that one day, all food cupboards & fridges/freezers will be smart. All products will have an RFID or video recognisable label which will update a list of product usage. Your local supermarket will gather this information & replenish your products as required – who knows ?? (After about 3 mins, skip forward to
Milk in Fridge – Internet of Things Continue Reading
The Internet of Things has a different meaning for different people. For some, it means monitoring room temperatures from a mobile phone, whereas for other, it is controlling garden lighting from a laptop computer. For sports-minded people, it might mean logging their heart rate in real-time to a cloud service. Is there a common denominator
Internet of My Own Things Continue Reading
Introduction Are you looking to get your data gathering project hooked into the “Internet-of-Things”? Then check out data.sparkfun.com! It makes posting data to the web as easy as constructing a URL and POSTing it to a server. I wanted to create a quick project to test out SparkFun’s data logging service. Combining an Arduino, XBee
Internet Datalogging With Arduino and XBee WiFi Continue Reading
You’ve bought your first Arduino or you’re planning to get this great little device? Obi Wan would say: “That’s good. You have taken your first step into a larger world.” Same thing for me! Congratulations! You’ll see, as soon as you master the basics, you’ll have so much fun with this little device. There are
Learning Arduino basics the easy way – Part 01 “Blink” or “The Internet” Continue Reading
Internet is “good For more detail: Are you familiar with Internet of (every) Things?
Are you familiar with Internet of (every) Things? Continue Reading
This Instructable explains how to send an SMS from an Arduino using the Internet. There are many ways to approach this and I will explain one of the different methods used to accomplish this task. Some major points needed for my project: I have a standard Ethernet shield, and ENC28J60 Ethernet module, and I needed
Send SMS from Arduino over the Internet using ENC28J60 and Thingspeak Continue Reading
Find out the WunderBar – the OpenSensor Cloud Platform enabling to easily develop applications for the physical world. The WunderBar IoT (Internet of Things) Starter Kit from company relayr mimics the appearance of a chocolate bar with a WiFi enabled master module, plus six detachable smart sensor mini-modules. The WunderBar Internet of Things WiFi &
WunderBar brings things to life and to internet Continue Reading
