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More complicated clients, one which monitor updates from the steward looking for changing conditions, and reacting to them on behalf of the user by asking the steward to perform actions, are entirely possible. Technically speaking these are intelligent agents working in a multi-agent system with shared goals of making life more convenient for the user. We like to think that we're implementing magic.

This is the simple security door bell system.

This project is an example of Ethernet shield. User can manage his house easily by using Arduino platform through Blynk Platform.

A write up that would show how to connect the maker (hardware) channel of IFTTT to hundreds of channels.

Use the ethernet shield module to transmit data to yeelink platform to display data transmitted through yeelink platform server processing.

Sensor is in an Arduino + Ethernet shield running a web server.

WIZnet would like to introduce a BLE to TCP solution which enables bluetooth devices to access cloud services without a smartphone. This low power IoT Gateway uses W5500, WizFi310, and nRF52832.

Want to control your microcontrollers in the cloud graphically, without writing any code? Welcome to the Tentacle, from Octoblu.

Control your Home Lights using the Twitter platform.

This project will guide you through the steps needed to set up your Arduino Uno board with your HTU21D sensor, deploying a sketch that reads data from the sensor and sends it into your Thingworx Platform and last how to build a mashup displaying and processing the data sent from the sensor.

Electricity, gas and water are typically some of the largest regular expenses in any household.

This tutorial demonstrates how to use the Arduino to read in analog inputs and update a ThingSpeak Channel by sending an HTTP POST via the Arduino Ethernet Shield or the Arduino Ethernet (all-in-one).

Author wanted to make a system that would alert him on his phone and mail whenever someone is on the door.

This easy tutorial helps you to build an Alert System for your home or office using .

This post demonstrates using Force.com and Chatter to capture information from objects in the physical world and posting to Chatter feeds using the Chatter web services API.