Gone are the days when you had to kick open the garage door or use the bulky electronic key which falls out of battery power every now and then. This IoT project is available at: Home automation using hand gesture Smart Garage Door Hand gestures are simple and easy to implement while using electronic components which are mentioned in this next IoT project. That being said, there are various techniques to implement gesture control for home appliances too. The extensive use of sensors is just one of the distinctive factors. These devices can interact among themselves and with humans. IoT is rapidly transforming the destiny of devices which are placed at a core with a specified task in our world. This IoT project is available at: Home automation Whereas you’ll probably want to use an Arduino microcontroller to do the heavy work. The Pi has GPIOs that are great for simple Boolean tasks (On or Off) and for reading a cheap temperature sensor. This next project helps you in designing a home automation system. If you have a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino and you could develop a system to monitor and control your home. This IoT Project is available at: Wearable LED with Intel Edison House monitoring using Arduino and Raspberry Pi These LEDs can be put anywhere, on a pair of boots, in a jacket or on a bike helmet. Have you ever imagined a world where you can change the pattern of a dress with a push of the button? Or one where you can change the height of a hem with a swipe of your finger? Using a Bluetooth enabled microcontroller and Android phone, this project gives you control over a strip of RGB LEDs. This IoT Project is available at: Temperature transmission on Raspberry Pi Wearable LED with Intel Edison Hopefully this next project helps you in designing this system. All you need is a Raspberry Pi, I2C temperature sensor and a google account. It demonstrates interfacing a Raspberry Pi to an I2C temperature sensor (TMP102) and then publishing the data to a Google sheet and graph. This IoT project is available at: IoT alarm clock Temperature transmission using Raspberry PiĪn IoT project idea went from idea to make with this next project. You would be able to program different radio stations per different alarms e.g., news channel for weekdays, music for weekends. When a simple alarm clock is not enough and you need an alarm, clock controlled by your phone, this Raspberry Pi could come to your rescue. This project brings in a Raspberry Pi for people working with development boards. This IoT Project is available at: Arduino through Android Alarm Clock

This good thing about this project, it can be made by people proficient with software. All you need is an Android phone, an Arduino, an arduino USB cable, a USB OTG cable and Android Studio. Want to send text from your Android phone to your Arduino? This next project describes how to do so. Communicating with Arduino through Android

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