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Real firmware built by LogicFrenzy readers. From greenhouse monitors to industrial Modbus loggers — see what the community ships, and add your own.

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ESP32 Greenhouse Monitor

Amara Diallo Dakar, Senegal

DHT22 + soil moisture sensor streaming to MQTT broker, visualised in a Node-RED dashboard. Built after reading the millis() timing post — no delays anywhere in the sketch.

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Modbus RS-485 Data Logger

Yusuf Kamau Nairobi, Kenya

Reads holding registers from a Schneider PM5000 power meter every 5 seconds using an ESP32 and MAX485 module. Logs to SD card and pushes to InfluxDB over Wi-Fi.

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FreeRTOS Dual-Core Sensor Hub

Priya Nair Bengaluru, India

Core 0 handles Wi-Fi and MQTT, Core 1 reads 4 analog sensors at 100 Hz. Tasks communicate via FreeRTOS queues — zero data loss under heavy broker load.

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