25 Results for "esp8266"

ESP8266 Wi-Fi - SCREW SHIELD
Project by Simon
Main idea for this project is to create an easy adaptable screw shield for ESP8266 - 05 Wi-Fi module.
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10A Relay, 5A Current Sensing base on ESP8266
Project by Renan-TP
This project for sharing purpose
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LightFox Dual - esp8266+RF dual channel switch
Project by Andrey Kupreychik
Making low power dual channel remote switch for lights.
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ED-E: Home Automation and Monitoring System
Project by tyspa
Home Automation and Monitoring System with many sensors and actuators to keep your home safe
- 4.5k
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CoffeeOfThings
Project by opeRaptor
A connected coffee jug.
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KronoX | Light-Encoding Timekeeper
Project by ACROBOTIC Industries
Using the versatile ESP8266 to control an 8-bit array of LEDs for displaying a single-digit binary clock!
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LEDBall
Project by Thomas Buck
APA102 based Light Ball, controled by ESP8266
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Triskelion LED Helix
Project by Dayune
Creating a beautiful light which is unique and maybe a piece of art
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Alarm Clock InvIoT U1 (arduino compatible)
Project by InvIoT Dimitri Synodinos
All the hardware you need is on the InvIoT U1 board, like Buzzer, RTC clock DS3231, rotary encoder, LCD, RGB led, and more
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Uchūsashi-neko, the space-pointing lucky cat
Project by Daniel
Teaching a lucky cat (maneki-neko 招き猫) to point at the International Space Station!
- 377
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Cat Finder
Project by LaughableButaneBob
Using an ESP8266 strapped to a cat (or two), to find them when they stray.
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Mini WiFi/BLE 4WD robot platform
Project by Stefan
A compact & modular WiFi/BLE controlled 4WD robot platform with all required sensors
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NodeMCU Energy Monitor
Project by Tisham Dhar
IoT ESP8266 (NodeMCU) Shield for Real Power Measurements
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IoT ArduPiSHIELD for Raspberry Pi and Arduino
Project by Simon
ArduPiSHIELD - universal IoT shield for Raspberry Pi and Arduino Uno, Nano, Mini, Pro Mini, Micro, Leonardo and many other boards
- 3k
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Time On Your Hands
Project by adrian
The Time On Your Hands clock “tells” the current time through American Sign Language by articulating a manikin hand
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