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Two weeks ago, I received a parcel from China. It was sent to me by SunFounder, who is one of the popular giants in the Makers Market. This kit is the starter kit for Raspberry Pi Pico W. The Raspberry Pi Pico W was released almost six months ago and has WiFi capability like ESP Chips.

The Raspberry Pi Pico W Ultimate Kit has 450+ components, including resistors, capacitors, transistors, sensors, modules, breadboard, and jumper wires. Using this, you can build 117 projects. Can you imagine 117 projects? It's really awesome.

In this guide, we will cover ten amazing IoT projects using the Raspberry Pi Pico. We will use IoT platforms like ThingSpeak, Adafruit IO, Blynk, and Open Weather Map, among others. We will also use a web server for a few of the projects. So let's dive deep and see what the top ten projects are.

0:00 Introduction
01:49 Sending DHT11 Sensor Data to Thingspeak Server
02:14 Controlling LED using Pi Pico W WebServer
02:45 OpenWeatherMap API-Based Weather Station
03:16 Controlling RGB LED Strip with Adafruit IO
03:40 BME280 WebServer Weather Station
04:03 IoT Controlled Relay with WebServer
04:26 IoT Controlled LED with Blynk Application
04:51 Monitoring Soil Moisture Data on Blynk App
05:22 Pico W IoT Home Automation with Blynk
05:50 Sending BME280 Sensor Data on Blynk Application

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