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…For firmware, you can use ESPHome, which is a great option because it integrates natively with Home Assistant. You just write a few lines of YAML to define the button as a…
…It took me only a few minutes to flash ESPHome firmware onto an ESP32 board with a DHT22 and PIR motion sensor combo. ESP32 gives me the flexibility to dismantle a sensor…
…Related I built a $15 ESP32 smart clock that does things no store-bought one can I programmed it with ESPHome, and it only took a few hours from start to finish…
…Related I built a $15 ESP32 smart clock that does things no store-bought one can I programmed it with ESPHome, and it only took a few hours from start to finish…
…That’s before you include Frigate, ESPHome, Node-RED, Whisper, and other must-have apps that add even more functionality to Home Assistant. More often than not, deploying these tools is a…
…Related Sendspin is ESPHome's answer to Sonos-style multi-room audio Sendspin is a new and powerful protocol that's easy to use.
…Related Sendspin is ESPHome's answer to Sonos-style multi-room audio Sendspin is a new and powerful protocol that's easy to use. Despite the rough edges, this setup works better…
…All the ESPHome devices are nearly silent and behave reliably until they report something out of the ordinary. The overall chatter that typically originated from the Pi had stopped. My router now…
…CrossPoint Reader, CrossInk, TRMNL, ESPHome and OpenDisplay are prominently shown on the Sticky’s homepage. It’s quite easy to flash the device and get the firmware up in running in a…
…You get to drive sensors and displays from a full Linux userspace, with Python or Node.js or whatever you already use on a Pi, instead of MicroPython or an ESPHome YAML…
