In this Instructable, we will learn how to make a Solar-powered wireless weather station by using an ESP32 Wifi Module and few common weather sensors available in the market. The weather station is fully solar-powered, so no need to worry about the external power supply. You can install it in a remote place without laying
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The Omega2 LTE is a Linux IoT computer with Wi-Fi and LTE cellular connectivity. Effortlessly deploy your existing IoT applications in remote areas and no longer be limited by the range of Wi-Fi networks. The Linux network stack makes the switch between WiFi and cellular data seamless to user applications. Take your existing NodeJS or
This instructable will show how to monitor EC, pH, and temperature of a hydroponics setup and upload the data to IBM’s Watson service.Watson is free to get started with. There are paid plans, but the free plan is more than enough for this project. Step 1: Things You’ll Need Any ESP32 development board. This one seems reasonable,
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This interactive wall art piece is approximately 39″ tall and 24″ wide. I laser cut the wood at Clemson University’s Student Makerspace, then I hand-painted all the triangles and installed the lights on the back of it. This instructable will walk through how I made this exact piece, hopefully the concept of it will inspire
Low-Poly Iron Man With Wifi-Controlled LED Strips Continue Reading
A quick video about this project. I have since implemented a way to set timezone. Thanks to the work of the Arduino and ESP8266 community, this cool clock is a surprisingly easy to build! Just two main components: Display (obviously) and a WiFi MicroController No soldering required No programming skill required, code is provided! Let’s
Morphing Digital Clock Continue Reading
In my previous project, I developed a smart bathroom scale with Wi-Fi. It can measure user’s weight, display it locally and send it to the cloud. You can get more details about this on link below: https://www.instructables.com/id/Wi-Fi-Smart-Scale-with-ESP8266-Arduino-IDE-Adafrui/ This solved part of my problems: how to keep a record of my weight and track my gain
DIY Smart Scale With Alarm Clock (with Wi-Fi, ESP8266, Arduino IDE and Adafruit.io) Continue Reading
This is an easy-to-do and quite cheap WiFi Smart Strip that can control 4 sockets independently from all around the world from your smartphone, tablet or computer. Everything you need is an internet connection. You can use it for christmas lights, or fan or everything you want to plug in! Step 1: Things Needed Hardware
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If you are not familiar with ESP8266 micro controller, I really feel you have been missing out! These things are incredible: they are cheap, powerful and best of all have built-in WiFi! ESP8266 started their journey out as a WiFi add on board for more traditional Arduino boards but shortly after, the community realized the
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As I was finalizing design decisions for an upcoming ESP32 WiFi Kit 32 based project requiring three button input, one noticeable problem was that the WiFi Kit 32 does not possess a single mechanical pushbutton, yet alone three mechanical buttons, for input. However, the WiFi Kit 32 does have plenty of capacitive touch inputs, so
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The goal of this instructable is to explain how I made a wifi-connected light switch (also called remotes further). The goal of these remotes is to turn on and off several wifi-connected relays. The relays are not explained in this instructable. They are explained in a separate instructable that I made in the past: ESP8266 Wifi
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