By now we’ve seen plenty of projects that use an ESP8266 as a form of rudimentary access control: tap a button on your smartphone, and the door to your apartment unlocks. With the power and f… ...

There’s plenty of expansion capability to add sensors and other gear, ... 5 thoughts on “ ESP8266 Powered Tank With Voice Control ” Ren says: September 7, 2018 at 6:42 am ...

ESPHome has become one of my favorite tools for managing smart home devices. It gives me the ability to configure, update, and troubleshoot sensors and microcontrollers without needing to write ...

For this example during a session of Sunday night hacking an Adafruit ESP8266 Feather HUZZAH is used to control NeoPixels or a relay. In short, no external server, gateway, service, computer ...