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How to create a MicroPython Web Server the easy way!
This post will show how to create a MicroPython web server that uses the MicroDot framework and show how easy it is to use.
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Raspberry Pi RFID Door Lock System with Database
This is a Raspberry Pi RFID project with a database interface where it controls a solenoid door lock based on information stored in our database.
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Creating an ESP32 RFID with a Web Server Application
This ESP32 RFID project with a Web Server application reads RFID tags/cards and then displays the validation in a web application in real-time.
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Raspberry Pi Object Counting using Infrared sensor
The following post will show how we can use the Raspberry Pi as an object counter by using the Infrared (IR) sensor. IR sensors are excellent electronic components that can sense the proximity of objects and we will use it in counting objects that are passing in our mini conveyor system.
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ESP8266 Webserver Conveyor Counter
In this article, we are going to create a real-time ESP8266 Webserver object counter that displays the count thru wifi using an IR sensor.
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Keypad with a Database Security System using Raspberry Pi
We are building our own Keypad Security System with a database interface using our raspberry pi in this post.
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ESP32 Keypad Database Security System Code
This post will discuss the code of our ESP32 Keypad Database Security System and how we will control our doorlock using the keypad. This will also explain how it calls our REST API server so that we can access our database interface.
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ESP32 Keypad Database Security System – Design
This post shows how you could create your own ESP32 Keypad Doorlock mechanism using a database to store your valid keycodes.
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Using Node.js and React to display a chart of real-time sensor readings
This post will show how you can use Node.js and React to display a chart of real time sensor readings from an ESP32 microcontroller.
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ESP32 Robot Car Using Websockets
This post discusses how we can control our robot car using ESP32 Websockets. We are using our mobile phones in controlling the directions and speed settings of our robot car by sending websocket message between our phone browser and the asynchronous websocket server running in our ESP3
