Geiger Backpack with Intel Edison
https://www.electronics-lab.com/geiger-backpack-with-intel-edison/
Geiger Backpack is a device that measures ambient radioactivity and GPS position and saves them on a cloud database using your smartphone as a WiFi hotspot. Our project is a portable device powered by an Intel Edison and equipped with a GPS receiver and a Geiger Tube, a sensor able to detect radioactivity. Our device […]
Universal shield for popular platforms Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Intel Edison
https://www.electronics-lab.com/universal-shield-for-popular-platforms-raspberry-pi-arduino-intel-edison/
Modulowo DuoNect™ is a universal solution for rapid prototyping and production that allows easy connection of expansion modules, such as sensors, controllers, buttons, analog and digital IC, GPS, Bluetooth, WiFi (and more) for platforms, such as, Intel® Edison, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Genuino, STM32 Nucleo, TI LaunchPad, Atmel Xplained or Freescale Freedom / Kinetis. Specifications: standard […]
Real Time Monitoring Of Crop Health using Intel Edison
https://www.electronics-lab.com/real-time-monitoring-of-crop-health-using-intel-edison/
by ssarthak598 @ instructables.com: The idea is to make a hardware + mobile app which could be used by farmers, can update farmers with any issues with their farms and can analyse amount of sunlight, rain, soil moisture, pH and can suggest best fertilizers according to the data from the sensors. It can also compare the […]
DIY Tweeting Weather Station
https://www.electronics-lab.com/diy-tweeting-weather-station/
by Jonathanrjpereira @ instructables.com: Ever wanted to monitor your city’s Current Weather Conditions, Carbon Footprint, Noise and Pollution levels? Do you want be a Climate Change Crusader or set-up your own Tweeting Weather Station and share your local weather conditions with the world? Meet Tweeting Weather IoT Station aka TWIST – a DIY, Open-Source Environmental Monitoring […]
An Edison-Based Password Keeper
https://www.electronics-lab.com/an-edison-based-password-keeper/
by DanielGilbert @ instructables.com: With this instructable, I try to solve a problem everyone has: Passwords. Accounts. Logins. All the stuff you need to get into your favourite social media site, shopping site, blog or forum (they still exist, huh?). Now, there are several ways to control your accounts: Use always the same credentials: No. Never […]