IOT weather station using DHT11 | DIY | Blynk @Nematics_Lab
IOT weather station using DHT11 | DIY | Blynk  @Nematics_Lab
Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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More project information(Code,Schematic,etc):- nematicslab.com/diy-iot-weather-station-arduino-blynk

To add esp8266 boards in Arduino IDE software: nematicslab.com/install-esp8266-esp32-boards-on-arduino-ide

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Music used in the video:
1) Manhattan by Dyalla
2) Midnight Prophet by Sarah, The Illstrumentalist

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----------------Little information about Video-------------------
This project is related to initial steps in IoT world, here we will interface DHT11/DHT22 sensor with NodeMCU or other ESP8266 based board and receive data on internet we are going to use Blynk application, use the following tutorial link if you are not familiar with blynk application.

For Blynk (it require only few minutes): docs.blynk.cc

After this you are require to add esp8266 boards in your Arduino IDE software, use following link

There are simple hardware connections, you are not going to deal with any messy connections, so recreate & enjoy this project.
IOT weather station using DHT11 | DIY | Blynk
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