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IoT-devices is a Ukrainian private company founded in 2020 in Kyiv, which develops and manufactures its own ecosystem of electronic modules for building smart devices in the sphere of the Internet of things.

The company's B2C business is focused on the needs of customers who deal with the consumer and embedded electronics, home automation, smart home and the connected home. The company's products allow users to learn, conduct laboratory work and experiments, make their own smart devices in the best traditions of DIY.

The IoT-devices project was born thanks to customer support, as well as the team's experience and love for Electronics. All IoT-devices products are designed and manufactured with freedom and wisdom in Ukraine.

For more information please visit our site: https://iot-devices.com.ua/en/

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Geiger counter emulator with pulse output GCemu20_V1

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GGreg20_V3 Geiger counter: a new option for selecting the GM tube J305

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Technical note on bug fixes in ESPHome fw for ESP32 GPIO and ISR settings modes

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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New GitHub repository for connecting virtual GGreg20_V3 to Home Assistant server

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Technical note: Geiger counter GGreg20_V3 power supply voltage range

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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GGreg20_V3 with Basic ESP32 for Home Assistant and ESPHome YAML-Config Example

hackaday.io·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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GGReg20_V3 Geiger counter module: examples of interesting projects

hackaday.io·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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A new end-user IoT product series are now developed in our Kyiv Lab

iot-devices.com.ua·2 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Geiger counter GGreg20_V3: maximum radiation that can be measured

iot-devices.com.ua·2 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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They write about our GGreg20_v3 module on Twitter

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_V3 Is Back in Kyiv Stock on Tindie

hackaday.io·2 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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GGreg20_V3 Geiger counter modules at lab tests

hackaday.io·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Connecting GGreg20_V3 Geiger Counter to the Home Assistant via ESPHome Plugin

iot-devices.com.ua·4 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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A note on minor HW changes in the Geiger counter GGreg20_V3 module

hackaday.io·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Application of I2CHUB_V1 – I2C bus interface splitter

iot-devices.com.ua·3 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The case 3D-model for the GGreg20_V3 module for personal use

hackaday.io·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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How to add the GGreg20_V3 ThingSpeak channel sensor to the Home Assistant server

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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We didn’t add the I2C interface to the GGreg20_V3 module

iot-devices.com.ua·3 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_V3 Radiation Sensor Node Tweeting Live on Twitter from Kyiv

hackaday.io·2 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_V3 GM counter is installed in Hungary via radmon.org service

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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Choosing the Best I2C Chips: The Hidden SW Problem of Choosing HW Modules

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_V3 is installed in Germany and connected to the radmon.org

iot-devices.com.ua·2 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_v3 radiation sensor can now be ordered in 4 different configurations

hackaday.io·4 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_v3 dosimeter can now be ordered in 4 different configurations

iot-devices.com.ua·1 pts·iotdevicesdev·
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The GGreg20_V3 module supply is resumed on Tindie

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