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“Hey, DIY enthusiasts! I hope you’re all having a fantastic day so far. You know, mornings like these often bring out our most creative thoughts.And speaking of creativity, I’m sure many of you have been caught up …
“A ‘holographic’ voice assistant for Home Assistant with a twist in the hips This is an offline visual voice assistant that connects via MQTT to any domotica system that supports MQTT. I use it to control my Home Assistant system …
“Build a GPS/GNSS Base Station for $350 or less with an ESP32 and UM980. The ESP32 is a versatile microcontroller renowned for its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up the your …
“SubscriberBoard is a four-digit, seven-segment display scaled up to a size that makes it perfect for wall art! It connects to a Home Assistant home automation server and can show whatever four-digit numbers that server can send via MQTT. I …
“I’ve made a solar powered esp32-now rc robot. The solar module is mounted on a camera pan-tilt mechanism and tracks the sun by taking measurements from four photoresistors. This is really two projects in one. The first project is …
“Hello everyone. I’d like to show you a WordClock I made with a single LED strip. An ESP32 and an LED strip are the only electric parts of this WordClock. It adjusts the time automatically using NTP. The web …
“3D Scanning using Structured Light (Slit Scanning) With ESP32 CAM, Line Lazer, coded with Arduino, which communicates to Client Application. Structured Light “Slit” Scanner using ESP32-CAM with IoT capabilites. - Scans an Object with a Line Lazer, by rotating it …
“This is a simple CAN Bus monitor that displays information about the packets on a CAN Bus It’s based on an Adafruit ESP32 Feather, a CAN Bus Transceiver, and a 240x135 TFT Display. I tested it by sending packets …
“Originally, I started from the “high part”, the “simple logo lamp”. Then I thought: “Shouldn’t I add a Back to the Future clock, in the style?” And that’s it ! On the back, you’ll see a small button …
“In 2020, back when I had just started my sophomore year of high school, I built a very basic sand plotter robot that drew patterns in sand. Three years later, I wanted to use the skills that I have taught …