Tell us what you are building!

[gusgonnet]

Hey everyone,

Last time someone asked this question I was blow away to find out different projects from a number of community members.
I'm feeling social today and wanted to ask the same question again.

So, what are you building these days?

PS: inspired by true events, while opening a new box today:

Prizes include community respect and admiration, since this is not an official Particle contest!

[gusgonnet]

To get the ball rolling...

Recently, I've developed a strong interest in BLE comms, evident in my latest projects:

BLE door/window sensor + real-life application

BLE door/window sensor Monitor your doors and windows with a Shelly low-power BLE sensor, combined with a Particle Photon 2. [image] Story This project reads the Bluetooth advertisements from the Shelly BLU Door/Window sensor using a Particle Photon 2. These sensors can be used with a Particle Argon, Boron, or Monitor One. In fact, they can be used with any current or future Particle device that supports BLE. Particle Photon 2 This powerful Wi-Fi microcontroller from Particle continuously s…

BLE button for your Photon 2

Transform your Photon 2 with a Shelly BLE button, enabling customizable, wireless control for smart home automation and DIY projects. [image] Story This guide will show you how to add Bluetooth Low Energy button functionality to your Particle Photon 2, enabling you to create customizable, wireless controls for various applications. These buttons can be used with any current or future Particle device that supports BLE. Particle Photon 2 This powerful Wi-Fi microcontroller from Particle conti…

Measure your world with Ruuvi Tags and Particle Monitor One

Seamlessly blend Monitor One's robust features with Ruuvi Tags' versatility for enhanced insights. Story This project enables you to transmit Ruuvi tag measurements to the Particle cloud using Monitor One. Ruuvi Tags With Ruuvi sensors you can measure temperature, air humidity, air pressure and movement at home, in your hobbies, or at work. [image] You can find them at https://ruuvi.com/. Particle Monitor One A Field-Ready, Yet Customizable IoT Gateway. Track and manage assets with reliable…

Cheers

[radek]

Not a hardware project, but I built an app sometime back to trigger cloud functions on offline devices when they come online.

GitHub - RadekPudelko/relay

[gusgonnet]

Hey, that's a nice one.
Do you think today this could be implemented with Particle Ledger?

[radek]

I have not tried it out, but I believe that it could. I use cloud functions to set device side settings and trigger actions. The ledger would be a better approach for setting device/fleet settings. It could also be used to trigger tasks as well.

A common pattern for me is to check for a flag set by a cloud function to trigger code, it would be pretty easy to add an additional condition to check for the equivalent ledger flag.