Assemble the hardware: Connect the SGP30, HTU21, and SHT20 sensors to the ESP8266 NodeMCU. Upload the Arduino sketch: Use the Arduino IDE to upload main.ino to the ESP8266. Start the Python server: ...

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This project is an ESP8266 and Arduino-based weather station that can be used to monitor temperature and humidity. It uses the SHT20 sensor to collect weather data and sends the data to a cloud server ...