Here is a list of projects using InqPortal to provide connectivity and interaction capability… at least, the ones we know of. If you use InqPortal in a project we welcome the opportunity to add your information to this page. Use the Contact Us to let us know your interest.
InqSpeedRacer
InqSpeedRacer is small unit attached to a Hot Wheels track that will measure the speed of a passing car. It is being built for an 8th grade Science class. Details will be forthcoming.
InqVent
InqVent is a pressure-cycled ventilator offering full Peak Airway Pressure in an attempt to help in the fight against the COVID virus. The project was discontinued because many other fine ventilator projects were being published. There was also news reports indicating excessive use of ventilators might actually be causing harm to COVID patients.
InqWaterLevel – this link takes you to a sailboat forum
InqWaterLevel is a water level gauge. It is common for many boats to store water in a collapsible bladder. These are often placed out of the way under cabinetry or flooring. You have to be One With the Force to know how much water remains available. InqWaterLevel utilizes an ultrasonic sonar unit to determine collapsed state and equates that to water quantity remaining. As the unit is also hard to access, InqWaterLevel takes advantage of InqPortal’s OTA updating. It also includes web pages with charts to show percentage or quantity in any desired units. Calibration pages allow configuration to any size and shape water bladder. The links route you to a thread on a popular sailboat forum.
InqWeather
InqWeather is a simple web based weather station. It is part of an ongoing project used to teach Arduino, IoT and Web based programming techniques at our local public library.