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Be sure to use the Arduino Stack Exchange for questions that are more Arduino and less electronics.
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Hardware required for measuring small weight changes?
you'll need a load cell that works with your weight ranges, an arduino, and an wifi or ethernet shield …
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What's simplest way to measure mass or weight with Arduino
Since it's a hanging system you're going to want to use something like a stretch sensor:
A load cell wouldn't work to well in this particular case. You can calibrate the stretch sensor using a weight …
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