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To continue with the DIYHue build, I am going to show you how to create your own…
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To continue with the DIYHue build, I am going to show you how to create your own…
If you have been following my previous post about the DIY Hue, you will like this addition…
I stumble across a post about how to turn your ESP8266 to be compatible Philip Hue device….
If you have been following my post on setting up Home Assistant with Docker in Raspberry Pi….
If you have been following my post on installing Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi, now it is…
I purchased ESP32-CAM the other day just to see what are some of the capabilities. This is…
In this write up, I am re-using the previous IoT LED Strip controlled using Blynk to light…
Finally I get around to finish off the light saber case. And this write up is ready…
This writeup is the continuation from the previous IoT LEDStrip post. We are using the same circuit…
I have the previous post about how to make a disco light using the individually addressable LEDStrip….
I have been busy for a couple of weeks and didn’t get around to post. But, I…
I have always wanted to have an internet controlled LED light. So after researching a few different…
In this writeup, I am utilising the previous magic 8 ball circuit. You can expand the use…
As the previous follow up to the Magic 8 Ball with ESP8266, I am extending this to…
Do you have the urge to have Magic 8 Ball, but never get around to get one?…
I have a dilema of trying to test the TV remove, but not having the TV. I…
Just to finished up with the final post in regards to ESP8266 sleep mode. In the process…
This is the continuation of the ESP8266 Light Sleep mode. In this post, I will show the…
This is the continuation from the previous blog about ESP8266 Deep Sleep Mode, I am trying to…
This is the continuation of the previous post regarding ESP8266 Deep sleep. In that post we discussed…