redditletter: top posts for internet of things between 2024-01-01 and 2024-01-08

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between January 01 2024 and January 08 2024 for category: internet of things. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: homeautomation, arduino, smarthome, nest, iotamarkets, iot, hackaday, ispyconnect, sonoff, wearables, zigbee, lora, techdiy, and lorawan. Enjoy!

📷 What's this mysterious switch in my garage?

// 222 ▲ by Ener_Ji on /r/homeautomation. Comments

📷 The baby display! Night feeds really paying off in terms of sporadic software development

// 219 ▲ by Lame_Dave on /r/homeautomation. Comments

🎬 Magnetic suspension

// 207 ▲ by ipx-electrical on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 How can I separate the copper lines

// 193 ▲ by karolosh on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 Saw this on instagram, can someone explain the components I circled?

// 181 ▲ by mariusjx on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 Is an "okay" thing to do?

// 156 ▲ by JayBerJabber on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 Any modules of simple projectors like this used in a thermometer?

// 151 ▲ by iuliuscurt on /r/arduino. Comments

🎬 Made an Arduino clone and built a little multi-screen ‘Cyberdeck’ complete with a 3D printed copper filament case

// 135 ▲ by Artful3000 on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 How to control these fans with a arduino

// 126 ▲ by ToninhoLinguca on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 I used an arduino to take over drive control of a 90’s research robot

// 128 ▲ by Bobthedude56 on /r/arduino. Comments

📷 Is it original?

// 114 ▲ by Mean_Ad7878 on /r/arduino. Comments

🗒 What automation are you most proud of or find the most useful?

Hi, the title says it all. We are in the process of building a new home and I’m planning on...

// 112 ▲ by ghow0110 on /r/homeautomation. Comments

📷 I have a dumb question, but could this battery explode or cause a fire if it hasn’t been replaced for years? Just found that in my home.

// 53 ▲ by bclx99 on /r/smarthome. Comments

🗒 Bad idea to have all entries to my house keyless?

We have two entry doors to our home, and recently installed a Google Nest x Yale lock on our main...

// 18 ▲ by d6897cunni on /r/smarthome. Comments

🗒 Send Sensor Data to AWS with Raspberry Pi Pico W using MQTT

Hello All, I created a tutorial on how to send/store data to AWS DynamoDB to store data in...

// 8 ▲ by QuietRing5299 on /r/IOT. Comments

🗒 Has anyone had success converting a Nebra Helium miner to TTN Gateway?

A friend who has decided HNT mining isn't worth the effort has offered me his Nebra Outdoor Helium...

// 6 ▲ by si1entdave on /r/Lora. Comments

🗒 Why so slow to load clips on NestCam?

I have some old Dropcams that work great on the Nest App and the videos load instantly, while the...

// 5 ▲ by alew3 on /r/Nest. Comments

📷 Heat source correct?

// 4 ▲ by ncponyboy on /r/Nest. Comments

🗒 How low (cheap) can you go?

I'm gathering info on LoRa as I'm having reliability issues with an RF project of mine. I don't...

// 7 ▲ by Nickduino on /r/Lora. Comments

🗒 This is probably a dumb question about LoRaWAN, but I don't understand how AppEUIs are provisioned and how a device can know about an AppEUI without it being pre-configured on the device.

To preface, I have know idea what I'm talking about. Well, not really -- I'm tech-literate, I...

// 4 ▲ by PreschoolBoole on /r/IOT. Comments

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