Tuya is an all-in-one IoT Platform that enables the user to build smart IoT solutions by connecting devices efficiently, securely, and reliably. This is a getting started article to set up the Tuya platform with the Espressif’s ESP32 boards via Tuya Link SDK. Further, we
Bluetooth Low Energy is a dynamic low-power, low-cost wireless technology that is designed to work in various industries such as healthcare, fitness, and home entertainment. It is independent of the classic Bluetooth technology and can coexist with other wireless devices. The Received Signal Strength Indicator
Motion sensors are key components for security systems and are very useful when paired with IoT. In this tutorial, we’ll use one along with an ESP32 which will send an MQTT message based on the sensor’s state. Another ESP32 with a connected LED will receive
Opening and closing a chicken coop door is a repetitive annoying task that must be performed at the right time every day. In this tutorial, we will show how a small ESP32 can be used to automate this chore away by building a toit servo
In this article, we will develop a soil moisture monitoring system using an ESP32. In addition to the ESP32 board we will use a moisture sensor and an SSD1306 OLED display. The moisture sensor will send an analog signal to the ESP board. The board
In this tutorial, we’ll have a look at how we can create an MQTT sensor for Home Assistant with ESP32 and the Toit platform. Home Assistant is one of the largest open-source platforms for home automation and is very popular for managing things through IoT.
In this article, we’ll have a look at Toit’s PubSub API and show how we can use it to control a small DC motor remotely using Toit. An N20 geared motor will be hooked up with an L9110s motor driver to control its speed as
As the demand for bringing down the processing time continues to endure, the companies now focus to optimize the architectural design for their hardware. Although design plays a vital role in increasing the efficiency of operations, there is always something more that software can
Crowd Supply’s upcoming projects include the Wappsto:bit which is a connectivity companion to the BBC micro:bit. Micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer used for teaching digital skills and computational thinking to students. Coming in four different boards the Wappsto:bit gives micro:bit access to the internet and
Crowd Supply is set to launch a project on µLab Kiwi and Kiwi Lite soon. µLab Kiwi and Kiwi Lite are compact FPGA development boards. As we know, programming an FPGA is a difficult job and at times it is easier to code some functions
