Monitoreo — Demo

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Monitoreo — Demo

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Last edited Nov 12, 2025

Created on Nov 25, 2025

This dashboard demonstrates a live sensor-monitoring interface for a Raspberry Pi Pico W, serving a dark-themed HTML page with current temperature, humidity, and network status cards. A "Simulate Data" button and a recent-events table are included, with the Python backend handling static file serving over HTTP. The visualization uses Tailwind CSS for a clean, responsive dark/light UI and Material Symbols for icons, presenting real-time sensor values and event history in a minimal card-and-table layout.

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