The system uses an Arduino Uno with an IR sensor to detect wind direction, displaying updates on an LCD and transmitting data to a cloud server via an ESP8266 microcontroller for remote monitoring.

Employing an Arduino Uno, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, and MQ135 gas sensor, the system collects real-time air quality data, transmits it to the ThingSpeak cloud platform, and visualizes it through a ...

Yes, it does that. Do you want to set up a Raspberry Pi web server for web development and local file transfer? Well, it does that too. In fact, using a Raspberry Pi is a great and affordable way to ...

The aWOT web server library has been ... to stall and reset when connections to the server are opened in fast phase. The bug has been verified but not fixed yet. Because of the limited RAM and ROM ...

Software Our software download package contains the Arduino ... ESP8266 add-on in the Boards Manager that was incompatible with the WS2812FX library. Changing it to version 2.4.0-rc2 solved the issues ...

The system collects meteorological data, concurrently counts the number of people in the shade and sun, and streams the results to an Amazon Web ... Arduino Uno microcontroller. The Uno board ...

This project seemed quite simple, but the implementation was more difficult than I anticipated due to running into some errors along the way which prevented me from flashing the firmware to the ...

ESP8266 is a wifi module used to upload sensors data over to web server. We will discuss its pinout & and will upload data to server. I have recently worked on this giant module ESP8266 which is ...