With the initial prototyping of my IoT Controller now completed, and software performing as expected, I have started with the development of an add-on shield.… Read More »Taking the next step with the IoT Controller.
Welcome to Part 3 of this build. If you are new to this series, Part1 and Part2 can be found by clicking on the respective… Read More »Design and build an ESP8266 IoT Controller, Part 3
In my previous post, available here, I have shown you the initial stages of designing and developing our own IoT controller. Today, while the PCB… Read More »Design and build an ESP8266 IoT Controller, Part 2
Table of contents Introduction My RequirementsMy SolutionExpandabilityPrototyping–> Initial Software Installation—–> Start Home Assistant—–> Install ESPHome—–> Flashing ESPHome–> Designing the Hardware—–> The Relay Driver Circuit(s)——–> Relay… Read More »Design and Build an ESP8266 Based IoT Controller – Part 1
So many people asked me which Lora Module I use for my projects. In this part of the series, I will show you, as well… Read More »LoRa – Part 2
Introduction When designing IoT solutions, we all encounter the problem of connecting our device(s) to each other, either directly, or through the internet. In Urban… Read More »What is LoRa?
In our last post, we started looking at the workings of the I2C protocol. In case you missed that, you can read about that here.… Read More »I2C between Maker Nano and Kid-Bright32 (Esp32)
In this post, I will tell you all the basics of the I2C protocol. What it is, where it comes from and also how it… Read More »What exactly is I2C?
Introduction In my previous post, I showed you how to use AJAX and JavaScript to make a very responsive Web server on Arduino. In Part… Read More »Arduino Web Server – Part 2
There are many ways to use Arduino to create your own IoT device. One of the easiest is to configure your Arduino as a Web… Read More »Arduino Web Server using AJAX – Part 1