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Kenyan IoT Electricity Monitoring Device Development

Kenyan IoT Electricity Monitoring Device Development

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💰 USD 30–250 👤 Unknown 🕒 7d ago status: new
Electronics Microcontroller PCB Layout Arduino
Project overview We are building a smart IoT electricity monitoring device for a Kenyan prepaid energy management platform. The device must read real-time electrical parameters — including current, voltage, and power consumption — and transmit that data wirelessly to a cloud API. The engineer will be responsible for both the hardware circuit design and the Arduino firmware, from prototype to a working demo unit. Core deliverables Working hardware prototype using Arduino (Uno/Mega/Nano) with CT sensor or ACS712 current sensor and ZMPT101B voltage sensor Firmware that measures voltage (V), current (A), real power (W), and energy consumed (kWh) at defined intervals Wireless data transmission via ESP8266 / ESP32 WiFi module to a REST API endpoint (JSON payload over HTTPS) Full schematic / circuit diagram and commented source code (C/C++ Arduino IDE) submitted with the build Brief technical documentation covering calibration steps, known limitations, and expansion notes Skills required Arduino (C/C++) Electrical circuit design ESP8266 / ESP32 WiFi IoT sensor integration REST API / JSON PCB / schematic design Embedded systems Power electronics What we expect from bidders Share links or photos of at least 2 previous Arduino or embedded systems projects you have built Confirm you have hands-on experience with current/voltage sensing circuits and ESP WiFi modules Propose your approach: which sensors, board, and communication method you would use and why Timeline 2wks Important note to bidders Generic bids will not be considered. Please personalise your proposal by mentioning the specific sensors and microcontroller you recommend for this use case. Bids without a proposed technical approach will be declined. Be available for a brief video or phone call to discuss scope before project is awarded
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