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Building A Raspberry Pi

The document outlines a project to build a temperature and humidity monitoring system using a DHT11 sensor and a Raspberry Pi or Arduino. It provides a list of materials needed and detailed steps for connecting the sensor, installing libraries, writing code, and displaying readings. The project can be expanded to incorporate additional sensors or control devices based on the readings.

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Building A Raspberry Pi

The document outlines a project to build a temperature and humidity monitoring system using a DHT11 sensor and a Raspberry Pi or Arduino. It provides a list of materials needed and detailed steps for connecting the sensor, installing libraries, writing code, and displaying readings. The project can be expanded to incorporate additional sensors or control devices based on the readings.

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Building a Raspberry Pi/Arduino-based IoT Temperature and Humidity

Monitoring System

One simple IoT project that you could do is to build a temperature and humidity
monitoring system using an IoT sensor and a microcontroller such as the
Raspberry Pi or Arduino. Here's how you can build it:

Materials needed:

 DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor


 Raspberry Pi or Arduino board
 Breadboard and jumper wires
 LCD screen (optional)
 Internet connection

Steps:

1. Connect the DHT11 sensor to your Raspberry Pi or Arduino board using jumper wires.
2. Install the necessary libraries for your chosen board. For example, for Raspberry Pi, you
can use the Adafruit Python DHT library.
3. Write the code to read the temperature and humidity data from the sensor using the
library you installed.
4. Optionally, connect an LCD screen to display the temperature and humidity readings.
5. Connect your device to the internet using Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
6. Upload the code to your board and run it.
7. Check the readings on the LCD screen or on your computer using a web browser.

This simple IoT project can be expanded to include more sensors or to control devices based on
the temperature and humidity readings.

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