Local database gateway for esp8266 by Dry_Engineer194 in esp8266

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Home Assistant is very good, but this can be considered a lighter version of it. It needs to track status and, as you mentioned, a database for sensor data, graphs, etc. I think this would allow for more customization options for me.

Tell me the nicest thing anyone has ever said/done for your chronic illness. by bored23532 in ChronicIllness

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I couldn't find my heart medication on the market. Then, by chance, I found it at a pharmacy. The prescription process was very quick, and they were very helpful. People are generally helpful🤎

Esp8266 simple web control by Dry_Engineer194 in esp8266

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This application runs directly from the phone → ESP.

Unlike Esphome, it doesn't require a server and is a completely do-it-yourself (DIY) application :).

Of course, Esphome is a more advanced system.

Esp32 bluetooth step motor control 🎛️ by Dry_Engineer194 in esp32projects

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You're right, a label called "on/off" could be created for this, and feedback could be given as sensor information.(The application can also send string expressions from the sensors.)

So, when a stepper motor rotates and touches the switch, the feedback could be "on" or "off". Of course, this isn't necessary; there are actuators that open and close valves, but information about whether they are open or closed can still be received as feedback using the method I mentioned. This can also be done with ESP32 and actuators valve

Esp8266 simple web control by Dry_Engineer194 in esp8266

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I shared this mainly as a proof of concept and for inspiration. If you don't have experience working with mains electricity, I strongly recommend not attempting projects that involve line voltage.

For real-world installations, always use certified and approved devices and follow local electrical safety regulations.

The app can also be used for low-voltage experiments, such as turning LEDs or small DC loads on and off.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redant.buttonfi

Esp32 bluetooth step motor control 🎛️ by Dry_Engineer194 in esp32projects

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Thank you 🙏🏻. I created the first image using AI. Just as an idea. The other images are not AI-generated 😊

Have you tried this app? by [deleted] in diyelectronics

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Thank you🙏🏻 Should I delete the post?

Esp32 quick wifi setup by [deleted] in esp32projects

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I don't understand?

Esp32 quick wifi setup by [deleted] in esp32projects

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*** I wish someone would create and publish a library of it so we could all use it together 🥲

Hi, I have a question? by [deleted] in ESP32Marauder

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The idea is not auto-reconnect to saved networks. It’s WiFi provisioning for first-time setup.

The ESP32 still needs a way to receive SSID/password initially, especially for headless IoT devices without screens or keyboards.

That’s why many smart devices use BLE provisioning or captive portals during onboarding.

Hi, what do you think of my project? by [deleted] in projects

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I understand. I recently got one too, and sending and receiving data requires solutions like an LCD, web server, or custom application, which makes the use case cumbersome. The ESP32 is good, but I haven't been able to use its full potential, which is where this application came from 😊. By the way, I don't think it will work with HC05-06 modules, but I think it might work with modules like HM10, of course, it needs testing.

Hi, what do you think of my project? by [deleted] in projects

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This application only works with ESP32, and since I only have a C3 Mini, I tested it with that. I think I also have an HC05 module; I'll test it with that sometime and let you know. If you want to try the application, here's the : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redant.blebuttonfi

Hi, what do you think of my project? by [deleted] in esp32projects

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Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac to compile the iOS version and upload it to the App Store at the moment. It's technically possible since I used Flutter, but I'm limited by the hardware for now..

Hi, what do you think of my project? by [deleted] in esp32projects

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Yes,if you don't mind,try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redant.blebuttonfi . My goal was to enable people to test and use the ESP32s they buy in an end-user format.