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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14938 · Jul 10

#c_lang#ble#bluetooth_low_energy#iot#nrf52#sensor#soil_moisture#soil_moisture_sensor The b-parasite is a small, open-source device that checks soil moisture, air temperature, humidity, and light for your plants, using a simple coin cell battery that can last over two years. It works with popular smart home systems like Home Assistant and can send data wirelessly using Bluetooth or Zigbee. The device is easy to build or buy, comes with free designs and software, and can be protected with a 3D-printed case. This helps you keep your plants healthy by giving you clear, regular updates on their environment, so you know exactly when to water or adjust conditions[1][2][3]. https://github.com/rbaron/b-parasite

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🌀💦 South African Invention That Changed Pool Life Did you know the automatic pool cleaner was invented in 🇿🇦 South Africa? 👨‍🔧 In 1974, hydraulics engineer Ferdinand Chauvier (pictured), who had moved from the Belgian Congo to South Africa, came up with a way to take the hassle out of pool cleaning. The result? The legendary Kreepy Krauly — one of the very first automatic pool cleaners, designed and built in Springs, South Africa. 🌍✨ His invention made pools around the world easier to maintain — and became a proudly South African contribution to everyday comfort. 🏊‍♂️ From Johannesburg to Los Angeles, millions of pools have been cleaned thanks to Chauvier’s idea. #Inventions#SouthAfrica#Innovation#KreepyKrauly#History#MadeInSA

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