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Category Archives: sensors
Cool Monitor build for pools
If I still had a pool, this could be a build for me, helps monitor different aspects of the pool and equipment using an ES32 https://hackaday.com/2022/04/16/iot-pool-monitor-helps-you-keep-it-crystal-clear/
Building a simple water sensor for Arduino
Should work with other controllers, basically you have a resistor in a circuit, and if it gets wet, the circuit is shorted out so you detect that. I put 2 wires in a sponge myself (separated) an when the sponge … Continue reading
Making your own water level detector
Interesting build for an arduino to detect the level of a given water supply. Not so sure I would make one of these as a 6 pack of commercial ones costs $11. Still an interesting build. https://www.instructables.com/Building-an-Arduino-Water-Level-Detection-Sensor/
Cool build for a smart buoy
The build is to measure aspects of the ocean. Its a nice build but not so sure if the average person can make it (the 3D print is pretty big). I wonder if they could switch to using plumping supplies … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, CNC/3D-printing, Misc-Life, RaspberryPi, sensors
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Cheap Thermal Camera with RPi
Rather simple build once the author figured out how to get the RPi to talk to the camera. The camera is a MLX90640 made by Melexis. but you want the one with a controller board GY-MCU90640. Which runs for $80. … Continue reading
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Interesting distance sensor build to wake up a system
Author built a simple distance sensor system to wake up another device is something got close enough. http://www.instructables.com/id/IOT123-SR04-DISTANCE-TRIGGER-BRICK/
Another switch with a clothspin
Seen these before, but this one is a bit different as its used in a water alarm, where the asprin disolves it will close the circuit and trigger an alarm. https://www.instructables.com/id/Simple-High-Water-Alarm/
Make a water alarm system
Not too fond of the music in the build video. But interesting build for a large flood area. Like you are overfilling your pool or tub. Cheap build too. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Water-Alarm-System-DIY-Project-5/
Interesting build for a remote pool temperature monitor
Its a cheap build too. Using an ESP8266 (these have been showing up in alot of projects lately). The build itself is pretty simple but I wonder if the sensor should be somewhere else in the pool instead of inline … Continue reading
OpenGarage…interesting, but how secure?
Interesting project. But…not so sure how secure it is. Its using Blynk for the Phone App. http://rayshobby.net/introducing-opengarage/