Pico W sensors displaying data on a wavi page using the atPlatform
Software used in this project
- VSCode - code editor
- Pico-W-Go VSCode Extension - interact with the Pico W through VSCode (upload your project, monitor, open ftp server, etc,..)
- at_pico_w - Atsign's atPlatform offers numerous SDKs, one of them being
at_pico_wallowing you to interact with the atProtocol through the Pico W. - https://wavi.ng - used to display the data on a web page
Physical parts used in this IoT project.
- Pico W - the Pico W is a small, low-power, low-cost, and low-profile device that can be used to build IoT applications.
- Micro USB to USB A - to connect the Pico W to your computer
- DHT11 - the DHT11 is a low-cost temperature and humidity sensor.
- Water Level Sensor - the Water Level Sensor is a low-cost sensor that can be used to detect the presence of water.
- Breadboard - the Breadboard is a low-cost way to prototype your circuit.
- Jumper Wires - the Jumper Wires are low-cost wires that can be used to connect your circuit to the Pico W.
To contribute, you will need the [Pico-W-Go VSCode extension] and run the "Configure Project" command in the root of this project from the command palette. This will initialize the Pico dependencies and the .picowgo hidden file in your project.