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Incorporating GPS and solar-power to environmental sensors
Additional ProjectsJim HaseloffMay 9, 2021environmental monitoring, plants, field instruments, wio terminal, additional projects, Wio, solar panel, CO2 sensor, SCD30, capacitive soil moisture sensor v1.2, sensor, humidity sensor, temperature sensor, SHT-10, battery, gps, SIM28, soil sensor
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Can triboelectricity enhance plant growth?

Additional ProjectsJim HaseloffJune 21, 2021lab instruments, instrumentation, plants, additional projects, pump, peristaltic pump, ph-4502C, Arduino, Arduino Uno, pH sensor, current sensor, ACS712, sensor
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Characterisation of soil properties using a simple device

Additional ProjectsJim HaseloffApril 11, 2021plants, environmental monitoring, lab instruments, additional projects, Arduino Uno, Arduino, pump, peristaltic pump, motor driver, colour sensor, sensor, TCS34725, led, neopixel

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