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_”Internet based garage controller with auto-close. Interact via web interface to see status, toggle, change auto-close time, and last action. Toggle your home’s garage door through the internet really has no practical value since we all have remotes …
“A little over a year ago, the ESP8266 WiFi SoC started getting attention and quickly became a little chip of wonder. On a fully self-contained breakout board with this chip, a complete WiFi enabled controller is well under $5! It …
“Since the start of getting going with esp8266 boards in late 2015 I’ve had in the back of my mind the idea of how nice it would be to develop a little device that is free of all ties …
“Sick of reading about other people’s home control? Want to make your own? Got some electronics and software experience? You’re going to LOVE THIS! Rock-solid home control – low cost, DIY. If you’ve read my early blogs you …
“I wanted to have USB on the ESP8266, and a while ago I saw on the ESP32 flier, it read: “Rich Peripherals” … “Sorry, no USB!” I thought to myself, that is ridiculous. Of course there’s USB. So, it was …
“Some 3 years ago I started building my own wireless sensor network at home. The technology I used at the moment has proven to be the right choice, mostly because it is flexible and modular. MQTT is the keystone of …
“This instructable is based on the concept of IoT. This project is going to give the real time temperature of any place. I used the Arduino Uno, lm35 temperature sensor and esp8266 wifi module. Then I am going to send …
“One day I was browsing through Thingverse and came across these awesome looking lamps made by Markellov.I decided I wanted to make something out of them and settled on a Twitter Mood Lamp. The idea was to parse tweets …
“So I was always forgetting to water my plants, and as a result they would get dry and sometimes even die. So I though it would be cool to be able to water my plants with my phone. Its connected …
“Recently I bought two ESP12e, wanted to see how those IoT things work. One thing I know for sure, they don’t tolerate 12V 1A ;) yep fired one by accident … I left with one working, trying to figure out what …