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ML Weather Station Predicts Future Air Quality
A DIY weather station that uses machine learning to predict future air quality readings. – HackADay
WeatherBot – 3D Printable Weather Forecasting Theater
An internet-connected weather machine that displays the current forecast using a miniature diorama. – HackADay
Home Applications Prototype
Bakken & Bæck developed a “technical prototype for a collection of apps which would allow you to teach your old furniture some new tricks, which you could then control to suit your own personal needs at your leisure.” – everydayexperiments
Off-Grid Raspberry Pi Pocket Cloud Server
A Raspberry Pi Zero W is turned into a portable off-grid NAS storage solution. – instructables
Wireless MIDI with nRF24L01
A hack to send MIDI data over nRF24L01 radio modules. This may be useful for artists who are limited by physical MIDI cables in their performances. – hackaday
Off-grid LoRa Communicator
“I started this project because I often travel in convoy with friends to remote areas where sending a simple WhatsApp message is impossible due to non-existent cell phone signal.” – hackaday
TshWatch, ESP32 Watch
An ESP32 e-ink watch with a real-time clock, skin temperature monitoring, pedometer, air humidity, and pressure sensors. – hackster
Solar-powered MailboxBot
An internet-connected camera takes daily pictures of the inside of fhuable’s mailbox and uploads them to an FTP server. – fhu-space
IoT News and More!
WiFiWire – a I2C to UDP Bridge
WiFiWire provides a Wire (i2c) protocol able to communicate over AsyncUDP. You can have your program use a Wire (i2c) sensor/device, but it is communicating over a network rather than wiring. – Adafruit Blog
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