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Gist 2e1efdd78a9dc100f3529effeac9f685

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Created on Nov 9, 2025

This visualization documents an IoT and sensor-based academic project. It demonstrates a complete data pipeline where sensor readings are transmitted via MQTT to the Flespi dashboard for real-time monitoring. The example integrates Wokwi circuit simulators, a Raspberry Pi Pico W, and generates UI mockups through Stitch GPT. The repository includes a README with technical architecture details, a Loom video explanation, and a DALL·E-generated cover image. Code is written in Python 3, with sensor data flowing from emulated devices to the cloud dashboard.

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