IoT & devices
Connect IoT devices, build dashboards and automate their actions.
Connect ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, sensors and actuators to see data, control outputs and automate actions from one system.
Turn a device into a system you can monitor and control
Connecting a device is only the first step. Its readings need a destination, its outputs need controlled actions and people need a clear way to see whether it is working. Vento keeps telemetry, device state, controls, interfaces and automations inside the same connected project.
You can start with catalogue-backed hardware for a guided path, connect devices through supported standards or use an API, protocol or custom client when the hardware needs a specific integration. The effort changes with the connection method, but the resulting data and actions can participate in the same system.
From device to connected operation
- 01Sensor or actuator
- 02Device connection
- 03Data and control
- 04Dashboard or automation
Bring your devices into one connected system.
Three steps, from the first device to data, controls and automations you can use.
Systems built with Vento
The need
« I want to turn an infrared appliance into a connected device »
Connected climate control
Vento helps build infrared ESP32 controllers and connects them to one web app for operating and scheduling equipment across different spaces.
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The need
« I want every parking station to share its real state with the app »
Connected motorcycle parking
An ESP32, presence detector, status indicators and wheel-restraint actuator turn each parking station into an IoT device. Vento keeps its availability, booking and physical state synchronized with the app.
See the projectQuestions about IoT devices
How to choose, connect and operate hardware from the same Vento project.
Which devices can I connect to Vento?
Vento works with a growing catalogue that includes ESP32 and Arduino boards, Shelly devices and Waveshare hardware. You can also connect Raspberry Pi computers, other computers, phones, sensors and actuators. If you already know which device you want to use, tell Vento Agent. If not, explain what you want to build and it will help you choose suitable hardware.
How do I connect an ESP32 to Vento?
Tell Vento Agent which ESP32 board you have and what you want to measure, control or automate. Depending on the model and available connection method, it can help with wiring, firmware, configuration and connecting its readings and actions to the project. If it needs a specific integration, it can also help you build it.
Can the connected system keep working without internet?
Local functions can keep operating through a suitable Vento Hub setup. Cloud AI, hosted integrations, managed compilation, telemetry or updates may still need internet, so the exact offline boundary depends on how the project is built.
Go build: IoT & devices.
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Go build: IoT & devices.
Describe it, Vento builds it.
Build an ESP32 temperature device with firmware, live readings and a dashboard
- Build a Raspberry Pi gateway that reports every state change from its attached device
- Build a mobile sensor project that streams accelerometer movement to a dashboard