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IoT LoRa Sensor Module and Gateway
Have you ever wanted to know the temperature of your home anywhere in the world? Do you want to add a function to your weather station or monitor the air in your workshop? Let’s take a look at this project!
The system consists of a sensor module that measures various environmental variables, which sends its measurements via LoRa to a gateway module, which in turn sends its data to the Internet.
The Sensor Module uses an Arduino UNO while the gateway a NodeMCU, which incorporates an ESP8266 WiFi microcontroller. WiFi is used here to connect the Gateway to the Internet, thanks to the home router.
An air quality sensor and a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor will be used. If you want data with greater precision and resolution or with a temperature range that falls below 0°C, just use a DHT22 sensor by modifying only one line of the code.
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