Arduino UNO Q powers a small intranet web server for a shop
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EDITOR BRIEF
A photography and print shop owner in Ontario built a simple intranet web server with an Arduino UNO Q to help manage daily operations. The server shows data such as sales, passport office wait times, and indoor and outdoor conditions, using local sensors and online APIs. The UNO Q also uses its microcontroller to react to button presses and update displays and networked information.
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This is a practical example of combining coding, sensors, and web access in one project. A good next step is to try a small Python server that reads a sensor and shows the result on a local web page.
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