This is awesome cross curriculum stuff. Tech and Bio with a bit of agriculture thrown in. Can I ask about who all the cute kids are in the channel? Are you volunteering or are they the kids of employees?
@@JungleEd17 - sounds great - let us know what you have in mind! We also offer the ability to flash your own ESP8266 WiFi boards so they can be used with the Adosia platform for free if that would be of interest (saves cost on hardware + shipping): github.com/adosia/adosia-iot/tree/master/adosia_phoenix
This is awesome cross curriculum stuff. Tech and Bio with a bit of agriculture thrown in.
Can I ask about who all the cute kids are in the channel? Are you volunteering or are they the kids of employees?
Thank you. It was a blast doing this project and the kids (they're family) loved it.
@@adosia My sister runs a nature school and I teach robotics, so maybe we will have to cooperate on this one.
@@JungleEd17 - sounds great - let us know what you have in mind!
We also offer the ability to flash your own ESP8266 WiFi boards so they can be used with the Adosia platform for free if that would be of interest (saves cost on hardware + shipping):
github.com/adosia/adosia-iot/tree/master/adosia_phoenix
I cant find lizard eggs
Did the eggs ever hatch
Yes they did. Here's the video th-cam.com/video/ajuedQShGJs/w-d-xo.html
Can you list all the product parts you used in this video? I want to make sure I order the right parts. The video is really helpful!
We used a motion sensor, a soil moisture sensor, a temperature sensor, and a Adosia IoT Base WiFi control module. All can be found on adosia.io