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How to build a stall monitor?
Hold on, don’t roll your eyes yet, this is not a troll post!
Background
After watching Building a Smart Sprinkler Controller with Nerves - Todd Resudek I was rather fascinated.
One of the many things I found interesting was the stall monitor. Yes, you got it right. Now Todd jokes that it was a solution to a real life problem (nature calls, people have to go so on so on) but I feel that in my company we have a similar problem - too many people and only 1 bathroom.
So I would like to learn more on how to build such a device. It would have to use a small battery and be inexpensive (I guess such devices are not that expensive right?) and I would have something cool to show for it.
Having in mind I never really worked with hardware, where would I start? Where could I get help?
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al2o3cr
The Arduino community has produced a lot of beginner-oriented documentation; an example Google turned up is this from Adafruit:
There’s also this, which presents one possible solution to your monitoring conundrum:
https://thoughtbot.com/blog/arduino-bathroom-occupancy-detector
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