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I will develop custom iot projects with esp32, nodemcu, and arduino
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I’m an IoT developer experienced with Arduino, ESP32, and NodeMCU. I create projects from basic learning-level to medium-scale prototypes for research, academic needs, or startup proof of concept. Ski...
About this Gig
Are you looking for a simple way to start learning IoT or develop a prototype for your idea?
I can help you build custom IoT projects using Arduino, ESP32, or NodeMCU, tailored for learning purposes, academic projects, or prototype development.
With experience in microcontroller programming and IoT systems, I can provide:
- Basic IoT projects (LED, sensors, actuators)
- ESP32/NodeMCU projects with WiFi connectivity
- Data logging to Firebase, MQTT, Google Sheet, or dashboards
- Clear wiring diagrams and easy-to-read code
- Documentation to help you understand and modify your project
My services are designed to be beginner-friendly but also suitable for research and prototype development. Whether you are a student, hobbyist, or startup founder, I will deliver a project that matches your needs.
Why choose me?
Professional and beginner-friendly approach
Fast communication and reliable delivery
Flexible packages for simple learning or advanced prototypes
Feel free to contact me before placing an order so we can discuss your project in detail. Lets bring your IoT idea to life!
Platform:
ESP32
Sensors:
Temperature
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Humidity
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Ultrasonic
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Water
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Photo diode
Expertise:
Microcontrollers
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IoT
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Programming
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Automation
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FAQ
What if I need a fully customized IoT project not listed in your packages?
No problem! Please contact me first and I will create a custom offer tailored to your needs.
Do I need to provide the hardware (Arduino, ESP32, NodeMCU, sensors)?
No, you don’t need to provide the hardware if the components are available on the simulation platform (such as Tinkercad, Proteus, or Wokwi). I will build and test your project there. However, if you want to run the project on your real hardware, then you will need to provide the physical components
