A basic IoT device

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In addition to my interest in autonomous systems, I'm totally into seeing data about the world around me. I had some initial forays into IoT with Thingspeak, and wanted to continue that.

E.g. What's going on with the temp and relative humidity in the house. How often / how ling does the furnace / AC run?

I started with a basic AM 2302 humidity sensor, first plugged into an arduino, then a atmel 168p. I want this to be as bare bones as possible. Connectivity will be via ESP8266 whenever they arrive in the mail.

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Clean up, and on to part 2
KJoh • 05/09/2015 at 11:57 • 0 comments

cleaned up the board, still talking to it with the arduino.
If anyone wants to check it out, go to
https://thingspeak.com/channels/37003
Pretty standard stuff, probably been done a million times, but, still.....yay?
A start
KJoh • 05/07/2015 at 19:46 • 0 comments

always good to start with a simple arduino sketch, though I intend to program this as a standalone avr based device.
Thanks to
https://github.com/hwiguna/g33k/blob/master/ArduinoProjects/RF/ESP8266/esp8266_ThingSpeak/esp8266_ThingSpeak.ino

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KJoh wrote 05/03/2015 at 12:27

Just because. First off, I wanted to try to integrate the esp8266 with the avr as an exercise, but also want to do more than just temp and humidity. Plus, I don't have one yet ... Still waiting for my 8266s to arrive. Thanks for looking

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vlatkokaplan wrote 05/03/2015 at 12:21

Why are you going to use atmel168p? I have mine DHT22 connected to esp8266.

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