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01.01.2023
We are moving our focus to the state-of-the-art Helium network! Happy to announce our recently constructed device prototype with Arduino ProMini and LoRa module from Olimex! Operation based on Arduino sample sketch from Helium tailored for EU 868MHz band.
The near further road map includes several sensors integration alongside with moving to low power mode and switching to ESP32 MCU.
The code and schematics will be soon available on GitHub.
The project is open for ideas and discussions.
The HobbyIoT team will be happy to listen and discuss every valued idea to make the project better together!
The HobbyIoT is moving to the Helium network!
The HobbyIoT is moving to the Helium network!
On the bread board
Circuit schematic
01.01.2022
Facing the new reality at the electronic market and the brand new state-of-the art solutions for low power short range IoT networks we are encouraged to continue our journey! With the well known structure (Gateway and low power End devices) and the philosophy of the HobbyIoT NET project for 100% open source wireless IoT network we are going to upgrade the system elements and add much more value in our solution.
Together with the physical network elements, the upgrade of the HobbyIoT NET is going to integrate a flexible open platform to integrate within and also add a significant grade of flexibility and ease of automation process through the network setup, operation and maintenance.
The project is open for ideas and discussions starting the beginning of next year.
The HobbyIoT team will be happy to listen and discuss every valued idea to make the project better together!
The HobbyIoT adventure is alive!
The HobbyIoT adventure is alive!
After several months of inactivity, the HobbyIoT team is looking into the upcoming 2022!
After several months of inactivity, the HobbyIoT team is looking into the upcoming 2022!
The HobbyIoT NET
The HobbyIoT NET
HobbyIoT NET is an Open source wireless sensor network adventure. The solution concept was developed around the general idea to have a fully open source, easy to program and upgrade, easy to implement and cheap IoT solution.
All modules are Arduino compatible. The connectivity is based on the low power 802.15.4 transport running the MQTT-SN protocol right over it to have the simplest and shortest messages possible. The Gateway supports up to 1024 end devices* and translates messages to and from standard MQTT protocol.
With step by step development both software and hardware the are getting more and more compact, simple and nice!
The most popular member - HobbyIoT THR V2 Sensor node
The most popular member - HobbyIoT THR V2 Sensor node
The HobbyIoT THR V2 Sensor node is the most recent and the most popular member of the HobbyIoT NET adventure. The hardware is designed within the CircuitMaker environment. The board is carrying an ATMega328P MCU togherther with DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor alongside with a reed sensor for door/window sensing applications. The module is Arduino compatible and both the code and PCB designs are available as opensource under MIT License.
The board design won the 7th place in the CircuitMaker's #FR1Challenge contest this spring giving the author a full commercial license of the great CircuitStudio product! Visit the link below for details!
https://circuitmaker.com/blog/fr1-challenge-announcing-the-winners
News Archive
News Archive
DEC 2018:
07 SEP 2018: HobbyIoT NET Progress chart at the project sub-page.
24 JUL 2018: Check the new articles in the section Technology!
27 JUN 2018: Some other HobbyIoT projects just added. Check the Projects site for many interesting details or just scroll below this page!
27 MAY 2018: MQTT-SN 802.15.4 Net becomes HobbyIoT NET.
29 APR 2018: MQTT-SN 802.15.4 Net Tasks and issues section added in the project section and Slack
26 APR 2018: A Slack channel for project collaboration is available at https://hobbyiot.slack.com/
Collaborators are invited to join! Please the invitation link: invitation
13 FEB 2018: Arduino code for End device Type 1 THR XLP is released on GitHub (click here)
11 FEB 2018: End device Type 1 THR XLP (Extra Low power) circuit schematic released (read more)
22 JAN 2018: A Sensor Type 1 (THR) circuit schematic released (read more)
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