Learn how to send messages to and from Amazon Web Services using the PIC-IoT and AVR-IoT development boards from Microchip.

Using Sigfox solution from Unabiz (an Arduino shield) in a mouse trap to push SMS and email thru AWS IoT core and store count in DynamoDB.

This is a working display based on Star Trek TNG. Uses APIs and sensors for weather, VOCs, power measurement, calendar, fitness, and news.

Having connected everything to everyone through e-commerce, Amazon now connects all things by participating in the Internet of Things (IoT).

Build your own high-quality water sensor to monitor your pool or spa, using the Amazon Alexa to check on the status of your pool.

Set up a model for the User Activity Recognition with the Accelerometer sensor of the smartphone, using a crowdsensing IoT app.

An ultimate low cost device to track symptoms of menopause and keep data in the cloud allowing doctors to have a better patient history.

A simple Crowd Sensing application based on Amazon Web Services that determines the user activity through the smartphone's accelerometer

In this article, I'll show you how to set up an IoT MQTT cloud-based system about a Human Activity Recognition web app

Application that collects data from the accelerator sensor of the mobile phone using the Generic Sensor API and recognize the user activity.

Example of a crowd-sensing IoT application that uses the sensors inside our smartphones to do human activity recognition.

PART III - An IoT system based on Amazon Web Service (AWS) that simulates an Environmental Station using RIOT-OS, LoRaWAN, TTN and IoT-LAB

PART I - An IoT system based on Amazon Web Service (AWS) that simulates an Environmental Station

Use the ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano to create a low-power BLE weather sensor that connects to AWS cloud through a Raspberry Pi gateway.

PART II - An IoT system based on Amazon Web Service (AWS) that simulates an Environmental Station using RIOT-OS and MQTT-SN

If you have a dog, cat or any pet that needs to go into a kennel when travelling, and be left in the hands of airlines or moving services

Web application that monitors virtual sensors' values using AWS IoT and DynamoDB.

RIOT-OS application sending virtual sensors' values to AWS IoT through an MQTT-SN/MQTT transparent bridge.

RIOT-OS application on IoT-LAB sending virtual/real sensors' values to TTN via LoRaWAN, and the TTN-AWS IoT integration.

Set up a RIOT-OS application on real devices, connect them to The Things Network via LoRaWAN and publish the values on AWS.

A cloud-based IoT system that collects virtual sensors data from RIOT-OS nodes, using MQTT-SN and MQTT protocols, and AWS IoT Core.

This project has a smart door with two-factor authentication, a smart garage with car-plate authentication, and live CCTV footage.

Setup an IoT MQTT cloud based system, including sensors, a database and a website using Amazon Web Service (AWS)

A cloud-based IoT system that collects information from a set of virtual environmental sensors using the MQTT protocol and AWS IoT Core.