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…The build uses a XIAO ePaper setup with the EE04 driver board, an ESP32-S3, and a Spectra 6-color E Ink display. It shows the things I care about during the…
…For those who don’t plan to integrate with Home Assistant, the setup process ends here. It takes less than 5 minutes to install and get the device up and running. Review…
…Be warned that this might require a fair amount of setup, maintenance, and work, but it is worth it tenfold in the long run, as it allows you to truly own your…
…I blamed the coverage due to my dual router setup at first Rebooting and rearranging APs didn’t help I repurposed my old ASUS RT-AC66U router as a second router functioning…
…I started with basic controls for my smart lights, advancing further and further until I had a full-fledged setup capable of replacing all that I could. I'm practically there now…
…Popular sensor modules are available at dirt-cheap rates, and you can turn them into functional ESP32-powered setups capable of enhancing your Home Assistant server with a little bit of patience…
…Fortunately, Home Assistant supports multiple dashboards They’re pretty easy to design, too Although Home Assistant’s automation provisions and blueprints often get the limelight (and rightfully so), the ability to design…
…You have gone out of your way to build a local smart home setup , and that’s the right call — no cloud dependency and your data stays at home. But nobody mentioned…
…It exposes an "opendisplay.upload_image" action you can call from Developer Tools or wire into an automation, with advanced options for rotation, refresh mode, stretch and contain framing, and a dither…
…As usual, I’ll create a virtual schedule with sessions most relevant to the topics covered on CNX Software from the “Embedded, Mobile and Automotive” and “Open Hardware and CAD/CAM” devrooms…
