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blog.nuculabs.de | ||
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blog.cavelab.dev
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| | | | | We have a Dakboard digital calendar in our kitchen - showing lots of house and temperature data. So naturally; it must show the actual outdoor temperature as well. To do this I used a Raspberry Pi 2, and a DS18B20 HAT I made some years back. | |
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andybradford.dev
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| | | | | In my last post I mentioned that I also wanted my info display to show the current indoor temperature, read from the air quality monitor that I made. I built the air quality monitor a couple of years ago - it was my first experience playing with an Arduino and was a lot of fun... | |
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blog.erethon.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author describes setting up a system to monitor room temperature and humidity using Prometheus, Grafana, and a DHT11 sensor, with insights into the technical implementation and infrastructure setup. | |
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davidbieber.com
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| | | I've put together a hardware guide so you can build your own Go Note Go. I'll keep a version of this in the Go Note Go GitHub repo too. This one will likely fall out of date, but I'll try to keep the one in the GitHub repo updated. Raspberry Pi 400 Link: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400-unit/ Details: I use the US keyboard. You can purchase from e.g. PiShop. I recommend ordering the following as a bundle: | ||
