In this video, we’ll guide you through monitoring temperature and humidity using the Aino IoT Cloud. We’ll start by connecting the temperature and humidity sensor to the NodeMCU board, then create an account on the Aino IoT Cloud website.
On the Aino IoT Cloud website, we’ll create a new device, add variables for temperature, humidity, and message, and set up network credentials. Back in the Arduino IDE, we’ll install the Aino agent to upload the program directly to the NodeMCU board.
The code we’ll upload includes the necessary libraries and defines the Wi-Fi credentials, device ID, and secret key. Once the program is uploaded, we can check the output on the Aino IoT Cloud dashboard.
The dashboard displays real-time temperature and humidity readings in gauges and charts. Additionally, we’ve added a messenger widget to display any messages sent from the device. For a mobile experience, you can download the Aino IoT Remote app to monitor the readings on the go.
Throughout the video, we provide clear instructions and visuals to help you follow along. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below. Thank you for watching and happy monitoring!