Wireless Sensor Network This project involves building a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) using Arduino boards to monitor various environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, light intensity, ...

Over the last years, a significant amount of research papers based their practical evaluation of wireless sensor network-related topics on deployments consisting of Arduino-based sensor nodes. Arduino ...

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This project demonstrates a sensor monitoring system using an Arduino board. It reads data from temperature, smoke, and motion sensors, displays it on an LCD screen, and sends it over Bluetooth.

The company also announced a series of wireless sensor nodes, DS-1 and DS-1B, supporting Arduino Integrated Development Environment and a variety of options for sensors and wireless connectivity. The ...

At present there are two main issues with WSNs. 1) The energy needs of individual sensors have to be met, which means these sensor nodes must conserve energy if very large numbers are to be deployed.