Industrial Sensor
Build A Realtime Coffee Inventory Tracking
A partner Blueprint for Particle Electron
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Problem As businesses grow, they often have trouble tracking their inventory or monitoring their storage or production environment. If they had a low-cost, reliable, and technical remote inventory monitoring solution, they could predict production needs and protect their products, increasing both efficiency and profits.
Solution We will create a Twilio-powered easy-to-deploy device to track and log relative humidity level, temperature, and weight. This project will be of interest to anyone who wants to remotely monitor inventory or environment.
Degree of Difficulty (1-5): 2 This example requires some basic electrical knowledge but otherwise the project is appropriate for a novice.
Other Applications
You may not be running a coffee company, but this project will be of interest to anyone who wants to remotely monitor inventory or environment, from tracking the volume of water in a tank to the humidity in a warehouse.
What You'll Need
Before we get started, here's a quick overview of what you'll need to build the Industrial Sensor:
Electronic Components In order to build your own Industrial Sensor, you'll need the following items:
That's it! As a reminder, full instructions for this tutorial can be found in the Industrial Sensor Blueprint.
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