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Sprout is an intelligent plant monitoring system that bridges the gap between nature and technology. By combining real-time IoT sensor data with Google’s Gemini AI, Sprout transforms raw environmental metrics into a casual, friendly conversation with your houseplant. Sprout isn't just a dashboard; it's a personality. The system monitors Moisture, Temperature, Humidity, and Light, feeding this data into a sophisticated 6-tier AI backend. Your plant doesn't just show you graphs—it tells you how it feels, gives you care tips, and provides a weekly "Botanist's Report" on its health. ...

This is an enhanced 4-Channel automated Dew Controller based on an ESP32 WiFi chip on a PCB and enclosed in a project hobby box. (c) Copyright Robert Brown 2020-2024. All Rights Reserved.Permission is granted for personal and Academic use only. Code or portions of code may not be copied or used without appropriate credit given to author. EXPANSION BOARDS - You can expand this project using the two types of project expansion boards at https://sourceforge.net/projects/myesp-boards/

iHome is a fully tested Smart Home Automation system using the Raspberry Pi Zero WiFi SBC and Linux OS and has all the functional features of NEST or ECOBEE smart thermostats with the added benefit of full privacy and security at less than half the price! It incorporates MBLogic with algorithms and Modbus coms for HVAC home control via the ionware modbus compatible ionC1 input/output controller board. The iHome software system comes fully configured as a SD Card image file for...

SDCF is an extensible and highly configurable sensor data collection framework for Android. The SDCF library provides a full configurable service to collect different sensor data (accelerometer, gsm, wifi, network and gps, light, temperature etc.) on a mobile android device. The data is stored in a local database (on the device) and can be transmitted to a remote host periodically (serialized to XML, and optionally packed into an rsa-encrypted archive).