Sensornode - Cyclops
This is a simple breakout board that pulls the I2C from an ESP8266 (specifically a NodeMCU v2) to a BME680, MPU6050, and TSL2591 to do environmental sensing. Intended as an alternative to the various "4/6 in one" sensors usually seen commercially, this doesn't have presence detection, but instead makes use of an IMU to detect shaking and/or vibrations (footsteps, trucks, earthquakes, etc).
Sensornode - Cyclops
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