esp8266 3d models

Then, using the STL as a reference point in Fusion 360, the box for the ESP8266, LED lights, air sensor, and small battery was crafted. The air quality sensor also enables Nosey to alert the user of high CO levels in their office. When this occurs,...

Materials needed: ESP8266 - NodeMCU v3 LM2596 SMD - Buck converter 2 x 18650 - batteries WS2812b - NeoPixel LED strip Resistors: 560 kOhm 220 Ohm Filament Wires CA glue (super glue) Body filler for plastic (bumper) - optional ...some patience Tools...

In case you add a light (recommended), its cable is going through the remaining hole in the Base floor.The ESP8266 program is provided on GitHub. See instructions available there.I recommend to use sockets for the ESP8266. This allows you to remove...

Edit 27-10-2018: added the Fusion 360 original This is a second, improved version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1526752 Detachable top part - easyer for transport RGB Color LED for status More sturdy frame Improved software Smaller electronics...

Print a Wearable DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi Enclosure (IPS Model), TODAY! (IPS stands for Internal Power Source.) Hardware: DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi: https://maltronics.com/collections/deauthers/products/wifi-deauther-oled...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4459985 (Remix selector is broken) Features: * Fits standard 16x16 LED matrix * Rear hidden power barrel jack * Internal supports for panel * Lots of space for dev board to drive the LED matrix Its...

This project serves as a starting point to explore Arducam capabilities in combination with a WiFi "System on a Chip" such as ESP8266 to create a simple WiFi point-and-shoot digital camera. It's sponsored by our new project to render bitmaps over...

Please ignore my mess of wiring.The sign incorporates approximately 193 WS2818B LEDs (depending on the base size), and I used the ones available here: Amazon link.To get started, you'll need to download WLED and acquire either an ESP8266 or ESP32,...

List of items used in this project and where to find them: ■ 12v WS2811 LED’s (A 5 meter roll is enough for 12 panels): https://geni.us/WS2811-60 ■ 10mm LED connectors - one per panel: https://geni.us/3Pin10mmLEDCable ■ 3D Printer Filament:...

The roots should not see any light at all, and the temperature should remain under control between 18-22°C.\r\n\r\nElectronics:\r\nSimple purpose-built electronics operate the pump on a schedule using:\r\n- NodeMCU (ESP8266 with WIFI connectivity):...

Additions and some remixes of the original parts from here … https://www.rc-network.de/threads/schwerpunkt-waage-mit-arduino.674777/page-27#post-7225691 – Post #526 from user “jochen-69” Based on the ideas, electronics and software of “olkal” and...

I always left one hole empty and jumped to the next one back and forth to create a zig zag pattern.Use any cotton you like - I used cosmetic cotton and teared the layers apart to create some fluffiness. BEWARE THAT THIST TYPE OF COTTON IS...

I created it for use with the Wemos D1 Mini 2.4" TFT shield, which can usually be found here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32919729730.html This unit pairs well with a Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 since the D1 can be mounted directly to the display...

As you may have noticed I currently drive the leds with an ESP8266 mcu, I assume the raspi can do this too but haven't come to install the libraries for it. Update: raspi can drive the neopixels, but it's not good at it. You end up running the led...

Hardware You need: 1 IKEA Grönö lamp self-adhesive WS2812b LED strip (I used 4 x 17 LEDs; depends on the LED density) Wemos D1 mini (or another ESP8266 board you are capable of flashing) USB power Adapter a rod of square aluminium tube; 15 mm* 15 mm...

\r\n\r\nIt uses an ESP8266 Arduino compatible processor (NodeMCU V3) which runs a basic web server, so the whole thing is controlled wirelessly. The only thing that needs to go to the case is 12V. The rest is magic. Added current source code for...

You can find the source code here: https://github.com/willumpie82/DUFDL Another progress update: on December 15, 2016, I migrated from ESP8266 to Teensy3.2 (Cortex M4) due to its improved performance. The firmware is now functional, but it needs some...

Spool holder with integrated scale. Upgraded firmware, Two new menu: 1 selector of presave spool mase 2 set presave of 10 spool mase. And save of old presave used after poweroff. https://a360.co/2EB0h4H i used this thing...

An IPS model will be uploaded in the future.) Hardware: DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi: https://maltronics.com/collections/deauthers/products/wifi-deauther-oled https://dstike.com/products/dstike-wifi-deauther-mini The Damn Antenna:...

You can see it in action here: https://youtu.be/FeP9LR1BNm0 ## BOM - 12 M3 X 30mm screws - 4 M3 X 10 mm screws - 4 M3 X 20mm screws - NEMA 17 stepper motor - Stepper driver (Pololu or equivalent, the application is really simple, anything capable of...

I wanted to monitor more than one room and did not want to buy multiple expensive devices. This is an eclosure designed to fit 3 devices: an acurate dust sensor an Wemos ESP8266-based board with an OLED display a digital humidity and temperature...

As you may have noticed I currently drive the leds with an ESP8266 mcu, I assume the raspi can do this too but haven't come to install the libraries for it. Update: raspi can drive the neopixels, but it's not good at it. You end up running the led...

## Hardware You need: * 1 IKEA Grönö lamp * self-adhesive WS2812b LED strip (I used 4 x 17 LEDs; depends on the LED density) * Wemos D1 mini (or another ESP8266 board you are capable of flashing) * USB power Adapter * a rod of square aluminium tube;...

**Components Required** * ESP8266 microcontroller * ML8511 UV sensor (for ambient light measurement) * 3D printed parts for the rain gauge, anemometer, and mounting assembly * Copper pipe and fittings for the mounting assembly * Neodymium magnets *...

I designed this to provide additional switch controls for my Loxone home automation system.I needed additional switch controls at various places around my home (desk, kitchen island, etc), so I designed this switch case to house an ESP8266...

The 3d printed case, however, looks nicer and is smaller. The enclosure contains a particle sensor (nova SDS011 PM2.5/PM10), temperature/pressure/humidity sensor (BME280), and a microcontroller (nodeMCU v3 / ESP8266). See sensor.community link above...

They have built in Wifi control which is driven by the feature rich WLED firmware running on a Wemos D1 Mini.I’ll show you step by step how to make your own.List of items used in this project and where to find them:■ 12v WS2811 LED’s (A 5 meter roll...

For us, blue means "hi!", green is "check the chat" and red is "you're being too loud!". You can see them in action here: The touch sensors are 3 TTP223 Capacitive touch sensors, the LEDs are a 4-LED strip of WS2801 LEDs and the brain is an...

I originally tried mounting the DHT right inside the back of the case, but the esp8266 created just enough heat that it would affect it upwards of 10 degrees. Even putting the sensor 1 inch away was enough to get rid of that issue. Since I know not...

I've build my own, small and easy weather station:It's based on an ESP8266-Microcontroller (Wemos D1 mini), which is reading the data from a sensor called "BME280" and sending them via WIFI to a homebuild API.To be able to install the sensor...