Wireless sensor networks are nothing ... also so well designed for mass production. For his sensor, [Felix] is using a Moteino, a very tiny Arduino compatible board with solder pads for an RFM12B ...

Instructables user deba168 shows how to make a wireless motion detector with an Arduino. Deba168's system uses two Arduinos, an RF transmitter, a motion sensor, and a few other parts to piece it ...

The Leap Motion controller is a rather impressive little sensor bar that is capable of ... This time around he’s opted to use the ESP8266 WiFi module instead of a Bluetooth one.

The ICU-Duino motion sensor Arduino Shield has been designed to provide users with a a shield that both detects motion and also uses wireless infra-red communication between an IR remote control ...

By simply choosing a wireless sensor gateway for one’s favorite development platform (Arduino, Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone Black) and any of over 20 different types of wireless sensors ...

This voltage can be read by an Arduino digital input and then the Arduino can act upon it. The PIR Motion Sensor on the left is made by Parallax and sold by Radio Shack. The one on the right comes ...

The Arduino handles all of the functionality it traditionally would — running your code, reading from sensors, etc — while an itty-bitty Linux-powered chip acts as both a WiFi receiver and ...

Data can be remotely logged on spreadsheets, and the entire sensor suite from a smartphone can be used as program variables for code running on the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi. The recently introduced ...

It’s a fairly simple project, too: just hook an Arduino Uno up to a motion sensor and an electronic switch called a relay, then plug in your fan, and you’re good to go. If that sounds ...

Then, an Arduino board ... because the R4 WiFi still comes in the same form factor as the Uno Rev3, it remains compatible with existing hardware (e.g., shields, sensors) originally designed ...