Creating a circuit with two forms of output to control an LED.

Prepare a simple 2-in (sensors or inputs) 1-out (LED) device (i.e., your project will use three components, and at least one must be a sensor). Present a straightforward use case for a connected sensor device.

Get oriented with output and feedback by working with an actuator. Taking cues from Google's Paper Signals experiment with materials to create an interesting notification or effect when combined with the actuator.

Neopixel fade from white to red before an event about to begin and fade back to white after it has begun.

This prototype is meant to explore how to frame an indication using as simple as two sticks.

Blink an LED light.

This practice exercise will challenge you to create an ambient calendar alert using a neopixel strip. By the end of the project, you’ll have connected your Particle device to your Google Calendar through IFTTT and display an alert using a Neopixel LED array

Turn on the fan when a new song is added to a shared playlist on Spotify

This projects connects 2 Particle Argons. Using one of the Argons, we are able to control components connected to the other Argon.

Pair different argons

The goal of this project was to create an ambient calendar alert using Neopixels. The Particle Argon was connected to my Google Calendar, and was programmed to change the color displayed on the Neopixel 15 minutes before any meeting on the calendar.

Get oriented with output and feedback by working with an actuator.

Create an ambient IOT LED notification

Practice developing paired devices and networked interactions with Particle.publish

A physical notification flag that waves with respect to important emails

Reimagine the Good Night Lamp while staying true to the iconic design elements: accessible to the less technologically literate, belonging in the home, doing one thing really well, and contextual-meaning.