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IoTLabs wM-Bus Gateway is an ESP32 device supporting the Wireless M-Bus wM-Bus standard for receiving data from compatible meters and sensors, designed for full integration with Home Assistant. …
… It runs ESPHome for Home Assistant integration, enabling it to be used as part of a UWB-based positioning system to track tagged devices in homes, offices, and other indoor environments. …
… The board offers on-device wake word detection, echo cancellation, and noise suppression via two MEMS microphones, and comes pre-flashed with ESPHome for easy Home Assistant integration. The PCBA fully supports local voice processing, optional cloud LLM integration, media playback, and Snapcast. …
… SONOFF also highlights support for theme customization, the ability to visit websites, a home security mode away or at home , integration with smart cameras to use it as a video doorbell, and integration with energy-monitoring solutions. …
… The device also comes with a 1-year warranty and a “no good, money back” guarantee. …
… The device comes pre-flashed from the factory with ESPHome firmware. However, if you want to customise the code by yourself, you can download the YAML configuration file from GitHub and use the ESPHome integration to make changes. …
… More information about the device can be found in the online user manual and on the Home Assistant community forums . …
… As ESPHome devices are used to interact with the real world, we will also look at how to test that the LUX sensors can detect light variations. In order to test the ESP32 device, we are going to use lava on the command line, directly inside a GitLab runner. …