MoonCampaign by Ashrith (8 years)
Ashrith’s Temperature Sensor project harnesses the Micro:bit to monitor room temperature in Celsius, cleverly displaying alerts like “HOT TURN ON AC” when it gets too warm. By setting a variable, Temp_c, to track the temperature and using conditional logic, the Micro:bit not only reads the environment but also provides practical feedback, blending sensor technology with everyday utility in a straightforward and creative setup.
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I wanted something that could tell me how hot it’s getting in Celsius and give me a nudge to turn on the AC when needed. It’s been a rewarding challenge to code something so practical, and seeing it work feels like I’ve got a little climate assistant right at my fingertips.
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