⚠️ Under development
This project aims to create a robust and efficient Internet of Things (IoT) system using the ESP32 microcontroller, MQTT protocol (Mosquitto), and the Rust programming language 🦀. The system allows seamless communication between IoT devices through MQTT, enabling real-time data exchange and remote monitoring.
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ESP32 Integration: Leverages the power of the ESP32 to enable wireless communication and IoT functionality, supporting both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections.
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MQTT Protocol: Utilizes the lightweight and efficient MQTT protocol for reliable message delivery between devices, allowing for low-latency communication in IoT applications.
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Rust for Safety and Performance: Written in Rust, the project benefits from memory safety and high performance, making it ideal for constrained devices with limited resources.
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Scalability: Designed to support multiple IoT devices communicating with each other via a central MQTT broker, allowing easy scalability as more devices are added to the network.
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Real-time Data: Implements real-time data collection, processing, and visualization, with low power consumption and high reliability.
- Home automation (e.g., smart lighting, temperature monitoring);
- Environmental monitoring (e.g., air quality, weather stations);
- Industrial IoT (e.g., equipment monitoring, predictive maintenance);
With the combination of ESP32, MQTT, and Rust, this project provides a powerful and flexible platform for building secure, scalable, and real-time IoT applications.