Welcome to APDuino Online!

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APDuino is an award-winning, revoluntary platform: it enables the creation of Your Own Custom Monitoring and Automation System, cloud enabled instantly.

Best DIY of Internet Of Things Awards 2012

Get Started

Key points to follow to get a running system:
Get Parts
Get Parts
You will need an Arduino™ Mega 2560 Board, an Arduino EtherShield, USB cable and a micro-SD card as a bare minimum.

There are plenty of supported sensors and other accessories. As the system is completely flexible, you can extend it any time later on.
Assemble Device
Assemble Device
Connect the board with the network shield.

Sensors & controls might need a little tinkering...

Our blog is coming soon to help with hints & ideas.
Flash Software
Flash Software
Get the latest APDuinOS™ software.

Download and install the Arduino IDE to your PC.

Use it to flash the APDuinOS software to the board.
Connect And Configure
Connect and Configure
Connect your device to your LAN (DHCP, Internet access required).

Connect to APDuino Online to setup and sync Device Configuration: Sensors, Controls, Rules.
Your device at work
Put your device to work
Once configured, your device will monitor the Sensors and operate Controls according to your settings and your Rules.

Data logged on SD and to Internet-Of-Things providers, according to your preferences.
Get Productive
Get Productive
Profit of your things: analyze the collected data, make better decisions based on facts: data measurements.

Connect and integrate: your blog, web apps, social media accounts... all can connect to the Internet-Of-Things and become richer with data captured by your device(s).
Return to any of the points later on to further customize your system at any time...

Want to auto-water your plants? Open the garage door with your mobile? Turn off lights at home remotely? Get alerted if there's a flood in the basement?
Maybe all in one? Maybe see as you go? :)


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For more details, read the Getting Started page.