Monitoring prototypes for laboratories

The samples' fridge temperature always in check, how often a container is opened, an alarm if it tips over. Describe them in words, try them in the simulator and build them on an ESP32 board, without writing code.

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Free, in the browser: try it in the simulator first, then buy only the parts it needs.

What you can build

The samples' fridge always in check

One reading a minute, and a sound if it leaves 2-8 °C.

Parts: DS18B20 waterproof probe, Buzzer, SSD1306 OLED screenKeeps the data over time

The request it sends: «A probe in the samples' fridge: show the temperature on the screen, log it every minute and sound if it leaves the 2 to 8 degrees range»

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Know how often a container is opened

A magnetic contact on the lid counts the openings.

Parts: Magnetic door contact, SSD1306 OLED screenKeeps the data over time

The request it sends: «A magnetic contact on the container's lid: count how many times it is opened and show it on the screen»

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An alarm if a container tips over

The tilt sensor feels it tip over and warns.

Parts: Tilt switch, LED, Buzzer

The request it sends: «When the tilt sensor feels the container has tipped over, turn on the red LED and sound»

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These are prototypes to try an idea: they do not replace a certified instrument.

How it works

  1. Pick a project or describe yours in words, in your language.
  2. The assistant chooses real parts, draws the wires and writes the program; you try it in the simulator.
  3. You put the parts on an ESP32 board as drawn, load the program from the browser, and the board runs on its own.

Need something else?

Write what you need in your own words: the assistant proposes the project and tells you if something cannot be done.

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