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Distance monitoring with Arduino & AskSensors IoT

Ultrasonic distance monitoring using HC-SR04 sensor, Arduino WiFi and AskSensors IoT cloud

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Description

This project shows how to monitor the distance from an object based on the ultrasonic HC-SR04 sensor and Arduino. The arduino pushes the measured distances to the AskSensors IoT platform through ESP-01 WiFi.

Details

This project may be useful for makers and companies looking for a remote access their sensors data over the cloud. It shows the example of monitoring the distance measured by an ultrasonic sensor with Arduino and connected to the AskSensors IoT cloud.

Components

1 × Arduino
1 × ESP-01
1 × ultrasonic HC-SR04
1 × Bread Board
1 × Jumper Wires

Build Instructions

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1

Create AskSensors Account

Sign up at https://asksensors.com
2

Sensor Setup

Follow this tutorial for a step by step guide.
3
Prepare your Hardware
You will need:
- An Arduino Board, I'm using an Arduino Uno
- An ESP8266 WiFi module, I'm using an ESP-01
- A bread board and jumper wires

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Discussions

Nikolai wrote 03/02/2020 at 09:04

I like it! So simple and quick.

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