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iothings:proiecte:2025sric:babymonitorsystem [2025/05/26 16:32] catalin.patrascu99 [App] |
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+ | === Wiring scheme === | ||
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* Arduino IDE | * Arduino IDE | ||
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+ | Blynk is a tool that lets you build and manage your own IoT projects easily. It was used to create custom dashboards on the desktop and mobile app. | ||
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+ | With it I added gauges that I dragged onto the screen and use to control or check the devices from anywhere. Blynk connects everything over Wi-Fi, so you get real-time updates and control without needing to mess with complex setups. It was used to alsop send notifications over email and in-app | ||
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+ | === Functionalities === | ||
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+ | In this project, the ESP32 collects data from a DHT11 sensor to measure temperature and humidity, and from a sound sensor to check noise levels. It sends that data to the Blynk app, where you can see live values on your phone using gauges and other widgets. | ||
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+ | You can also set up notifications — for example, get an email if the temperature gets too high or if there’s too much noise. Everything works over Wi-Fi, so you can monitor things remotely without being near the device. | ||
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