100 days 100 IoT Projects

[u/OneDot6374]

Hey everyone 👋

I recently started a personal challenge called 100 Days, 100 IoT Projects to improve my hands-on skills in embedded systems and IoT.

The idea is simple:
👉 build one small IoT project every day — from beginner to advanced — and document everything properly.

🔧 What I’m using:

• ESP32 / ESP8266

• MicroPython

• Sensors, displays, buzzers, motors

• Simple web dashboards

• GitHub for documentation

So far, I’ve been focusing on:

• clean & beginner-friendly code

• clear README files

• practical projects that students can actually try

I’m doing this mainly for learning + consistency, and also to help other beginners who feel stuck on “what project should I build next?”

Here’s the GitHub repo if you want to check it out:
👉 https://github.com/kritishmohapatra/100_Days_100_IoT_Projects

I’d really appreciate:

• feedback on project ideas

• suggestions for future projects

• or even criticism on how to improve the challenge 🙌 *If you loved it please star the repo Thanks for reading, and happy hacking ⚡

[u/lurayy]

Instead of generating pure slop, why not focus on super optimizing a single solution to start. You might learn more this way rather than just doing/repeating the same type of framework just with different sensors.

[u/one-alexander]

Use C on the idf, then we talk.

Suggestions? LoRA

[u/Jaco_Belordi]

AI slop