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A simple IoT system that monitors temperature and humidity using a DHT sensor and a Vespa microcontroller. The data is transmitted via Wi-Fi and visualized in real time through the ThingSpeak cloud platform. This project was developed as part of the Internet of Things course at UniSenac – Pelotas.

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Iot Temperature

IoT Project
Course: Internet of Things
Students: Débora Carvalho, Diego Morales, Pedro Bilhalva
Submission Date: 06/05/2025
Institution: Centro Universitário Senac-RS - Pelotas


📘 About

This project focuses on monitoring temperature and humidity levels using an IoT system.

The core components are:

  • 🌡️ A temperature and humidity sensor (e.g., DHT11 or DHT22)
  • 🧠 A Vespa microcontroller that reads and processes sensor data
  • 🌐 Wi-Fi communication to connect the system to the internet
  • ☁️ Integration with the ThingSpeak API to send and visualize data in the cloud

The internet acts as the main display interface, enabling real-time remote monitoring through online dashboards. This provides visibility and insights into environmental conditions.


⚙️ Technologies & Components

  • Vespa microcontroller
  • DHT sensor (temperature & humidity)
  • Wi-Fi module (built-in or external)
  • ThingSpeak API (data storage and visualization)
  • Arduino IDE or MicroPython

🚀 Features

  • Real-time temperature and humidity monitoring
  • Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Cloud integration with ThingSpeak
  • Remote data access and visualization
  • Smart behavior automation based on sensor readings

📡 System Architecture

[ Sensor ] → [ Vespa Microcontroller ] → [ Wi-Fi ] → [ ThingSpeak API ] → [ Dashboard / Visualization ]

About

A simple IoT system that monitors temperature and humidity using a DHT sensor and a Vespa microcontroller. The data is transmitted via Wi-Fi and visualized in real time through the ThingSpeak cloud platform. This project was developed as part of the Internet of Things course at UniSenac – Pelotas.

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