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A beautiful desk lamp using an RGB LED strip and an ESP8266 controller. No coding required!</p><p>Cost is $70 once you factor in what you'll use, more up front for the spools of filament. For parts I used, see the table and links below. I followed <a...

Using the start-up guide you can program the ESP8266 with a browser-based interface https://install.wled.me/ and do everything else using the App. https://kno.wled.ge/basics/getting-started/ The App allows you to create segments to group all...

I positioned the button right on the top of the lamp and as it's capacitive switch I hid it under the difuser 3) Conect to he Dig-Uno to 3.3V, GND and the i/o to the Q3 (D6 on D1mini, GPIO12 of the ESP8266 - can be pulled high) 4) in the WLED...

&nbsp;Depending on your wiring style you can get some pretty nice looking effects with this logo and the use of an NodeMCU controller.The model is in two formats.&nbsp; One for those who have a large format printer and can print the entire model as...

Some soldering work is required.You will need to set the DC-DC step down board to have the 12V for the fan motors as well as the 5V output by meassuring the output voltage for the ESP8266 and the LEDs.The ”tach” or “rpm” wire (blue color) should be...

This also gave me the opportunity to work with an ESP8266 NodeMCU with addressable LEDs. Initially my plan was to make my own custom code and make it work how I wanted. While I am still working on this, I am currently using the WLED app. It is...

The angle also gives a better view to the displayThe bigger hole for the power cable can be used to put a micro USB cable directly to the ESP8266 without the need of an additional power port on the outside of the case which would make the micro USB...

- Configure ArduinoIDE for NodeMCU and add pubsub client by Nick O'Leary and esp8266 wifi libraries to library manager. - Paste turntablecode into Arduino IDE and upload it to Nodemcu. - Set up raspberry pi with latest raspberry pi os, for the...

I used textured PEI sheet ## BOM : - [DHT11 Temperature...

Lights are a 300 individually addressable LED strip (WS2812B RGB 5050SMD) from amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CDTEJBG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1) They are controlled by a ESP8266 ESP-12E wifi enabled development...

Bill of materials (affiliate links): - White PETG Filament:...

Step 3: **Programming** I am using **WS2812** LED Strips and a **WEMOS D1 Mini**, this is a **WiFi** controlled **ESP8266** variant. To control the LEDs I am using the **WLED Project**. They offer easy Set-Up and customization of your LED...

[Link](https://www.heise.de/ratgeber/Aerosol-Ampel-bauen-ESP8266-warnt-vor-Aerosolen-Feinstaub-und-Gestank-5021456.html) Sourcecode, Schematic and all other stuff is placed here: [Link](https://github.com/pinae/AeVOC) Motivation of this thing: This...

I think I am reaching the shear limit for printed plastic :-( Components: I use a lolin v3 nodemcu as my microcontroller ch340 https://tttapa.github.io/ESP8266/Chap04%20-%20Microcontroller.html I have included in my hardware selection the TCM 2209...

Build Plate Adhesion Type: Brim ****** I controlled the LEDs using an ESP8266 chip and software obtained from: https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED ***** If you feel brave and want to change the size of the sphere you can use the files...

It was constructed with an Adafruit Feather HUZZAH ESP8266 and an NCD.io current monitor. In its current design, there is only enough space for the 97% single channel or 95% dual channel. When ordering these units, you can specify the current range....

It allows any cheap ESP8266 or ESP32 chip together with an arbitrary number of programmable leds to act as "light show". You can program the chip to any light pattern you like or can choose from many presets and customize to your liking. It has a...

This handheld transmitter can be used in any robotics application that requires user input (i.e., RC car, RC airplane, robotic arm, etc.) and includes the following features: - Teensy 4.1 microcontroller - [2.8" TFT...

FeaturesOptional compartment for a 350mAh LiPoly battery (with a zip-tie strain relief slot)Slot for a rare earth badge magnet (source provided)Support for Adafruit's stackable Feather wingsCable management and routing slotsUpside down board support...

... learning resource as their work is fully open-source. You could also try making your own compatible shield with MPU-6050 and ESP8266. ...The shield schematic is available at: https://github.com/jjrobots/B-ROBOT_EVO2/tree/master/Hardware/electronics

Update - 2020/06/02 - Added draft of sketch v6 which can be compiled for nodeMCU/ESP8266. As formatting/markdown here still doesn't work, please have a look at Step 11 on Instructables for...

Overview video for this sensor: https://youtu.be/VefbT6RuT-4 Build video (part 1 - hardware): https://youtu.be/fA91LcJRbhI Build video (part 2 - software): https://youtu.be/uDsnqi1Vl4U Build video (part 3 - openHAB): https://youtu.be/yHt19wZBnDo SEE...

I use an inexpensive ESP8266 and a custom 18650 holder to run things. Send me a message on [discord](https://b.link/t4discord)/[telegram](https://t.me/coolwheel)/Printables if you'd like more detail! ### CAD Happy to provide STEP files and/or...

The ESP8266 will deep sleep for 5 seconds to save battery power.The circuit is powered by an 1100mAh LiPo battery that can be recharged with the used battery shield via Micro-USB.For the ESP8266 Arduino code only 1 extra library is needed for the...

Small smarthome motor upgrade for roller blinds recently sold at LIDL or compatible models.Made with easy installation and small space requirements in mind,without modifying the original blinds to much.Everything done here can easily be reversed to...

&nbsp;Most of them are based on Lechuza's W14Q planter, but with a small pump and a water tank extension rather than their string-thing, which did not work for some of our plants.We have a small 5V pump at the bottom of the water tank, and a hose...

To get the LED working: * Get a ws2812b strip with 60 LEDs of 1m length, black PCB for better effect, like [this](https://www.amazon.com/BTF-LIGHTING-Flexible-Individually-Addressable-Non-waterproof/dp/B01CDTED80) * Get a ESP8266 board (or ESP32)...

Note: The cheapest and easiest way that I'm aware of to control the lights is with an ESP8266 NodeMCU (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CB4P2XY/) with WLED (https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED) flashed. ... You can also use ready-made controllers...

The electronics in most locomotives is based on the ESP8266 wifi chip on NodeMCU boards. The board can be programmed using the Arduino IDE and is remarkably easy to use. For more information about this, click on the link to the Hectorrail 141 page...

You can find a good example for the code and wiring on [this webside](https://www.circuitschools.com/automatic-plant-watering-system-using-arduino-or-esp8266/). After assembling, you sould also seal the cable tube with some plasticine or other...