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Operate your custom IoT hardware and physical smart devices by connecting Arduino to Make. Linking your microcontroller boards to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly track sensor changes, register new devices, and update active cloud properties. Sign up for a free account today to start coordinating your smart hardware setups.
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Creates a new device.
Creates a cert for an existing device.
Creates a new thing.
Creates a new thing property.
Creates a new thing sketch.
Deletes an existing device.
Deletes an existing cert from device.
Deletes an exising thing.
Deletes an existing thing property.
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Connect Arduino to Make: Automate IoT devices and cloud apps
Connect Arduino to Make to link physical sensors with cloud apps. Automate smart alerts, log data automatically, and control real-world devices directly from your favorite software tools.
Easily send real-time data from your Arduino sensors to spreadsheets, databases, or messaging apps without writing complex API code.
Control physical devices like motors, lights, or alarms based on events happening in your software tools, like receiving an email or a new sale.
Save time by letting Make handle the communication between your Arduino board and web services, eliminating the need to program complex web protocols.
Get instant updates on your phone or computer the moment an Arduino sensor detects a change in the physical environment.
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