Using the ESP32, I made my project measure temperature. Specifically, I measured the temperature of my dorm room over 24 hours to see the temperature, as it can get hot in there since there is no air conditioning. It consists of a voltage divider using a thermistor. Thus, I used the voltage change to measure the temperature in my dorm over 24 hours. The code recorded 10 minute averages, the maximum temperature, the minimum temperature, and the 24 hour average. It also measured the temperature in Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit, but I only graphed and took the averages of the Fahrenheit, as that is what we use in the US, and if someone wanted the temperature in another format, they can just convert it using math. The graph of the data shows how the temperature peaked at around 6 pm, with a temperature of about 72 degrees Fahrenheit. The reason the max temperature is kind of low, is that the day I took the data, the temperature outside didn't get too hot, and we kept the lights off in the room to help the temperature. While I used this sensor to measure the temperature in my dorm, it is set up so that it could take the temperature of most things.