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Oct Home Automation using ESP8266 & Blynk App – IoT

A home automation system is an automating the bulk of electronic and electrical tasks within a home. It uses a combination of hardware and software to enable control and management over appliances and devices within a home. Home automation not only refers to reduce human efforts but also energy efficiency and time saving. Here we are performing home automation

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Voice-Controlled LED System Using HC-05 Bluetooth Module and Smartphone

Summary In this undertaking, we’ll employ an HC-05 Bluetooth module alongside a smartphone for transmitting vocal instructions to oversee LEDs and to accept voice directives. Our approach involves utilizing an “Arduino Bluetooth Voice Controller” Android application, readily downloadable from the Play Store. The microphone captures spoken input, which is subsequently processed by the voice module

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Long Range 1.8km Arduino to Arduino Wireless Communication With the HC 12.

Long Range, 1.8km, Arduino to Arduino Wireless Communication With the HC-12.

In this instructable you will learn how to communicate between Arduinos over a long distance up to 1.8km in open air. The HC-12 is a wireless serial port communication module that is very useful, extremely powerful and easy to use. First you will learn how to make a wireless instant messenger with the least effort

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Read a Potentiometer With Arduinos Analog Input

Read a Potentiometer With Arduino’s Analog Input

Let’s learn how to read a potentiometer, a type of rotating variable resistor, using Arduino’s analog input! We’ll connect up a simple circuit using a solderless breadboard and use some simple Arduino code to control a single LED. So far you’ve learned to control LEDs with Arduino’s output, and you learned to detect a pushbutton’s state (on

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