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Reading the temperature, humidity, and pressure from a BME280 Sensor with Java
- jeffreygoesto 3y agoIf you want VOC on top, BME680 is great. I can detect a #2 and when it really is time to change nappies with it... https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BME68x-Sensor-API https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BME68x-Sensor-API
- tpmx 3y agoI assume these mostly get used in relatively expensive product categories, like e.g. automotive, elevators, and whatnot. Digikey "tape & reel" pricing: BME680 @6k: $5.72/each BME280 @10k: $2.73/each I've played with BME280 - it seemed quite solid/reliable.
- dghlsakjg 3y agoI know the BMP 280 isn't recomended for new designs, is it the same for the BME? In any case, high end is right. These Bosch sensors have found there way into many a phone!
- morninglight 3y agoI thought we had used these sensors for every conceivable application but .... Are you really deciding to change nappies based on VOC measurement OR a change in humidity?
- jeffreygoesto 3y agoVOC drop. The sensor is at the side of the bed, not inside the monitored area. There, humidity changes to little.
- halayli 3y agoI've had great success using nicla sense by arduino. It's expensive but loaded with features. https://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/nicla-sense-me?selectedStore=us https://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/nicla-sense-me?selecte...
- bediger4000 3y agoBME280 is the way to go for temp/pressure/humidity. Don't bother with DHT-11. There's great Python support for it, too, much better than BME180, its younger sibling.