ESP32 Google Assistant Based Home Automation
Control home appliances using voice commands through Google Assistant and ESP32 via cloud-based IoT integration.
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Control home appliances using voice commands through Google Assistant and ESP32 via cloud-based IoT integration.
An ESP32-based internet radio system that streams live online radio stations over Wi-Fi and plays audio through an external DAC or speaker.
Implement industrial Modbus RTU communication using ESP32 and RS-485 for reliable data exchange between sensors, PLCs, and controllers.
Build a line following robot using Arduino and IR sensors that automatically follows a black line path, introducing robotics, sensors, and motor control.
Control an LED using ESP32's built-in capacitive touch sensors without physical buttons, demonstrating modern touch-based interfaces.
Build a simple burglar alarm using Arduino and PIR motion sensor that triggers a buzzer when unauthorized movement is detected.
An ESP32-based smart heating and cooling system using a Peltier module for precise temperature control.
Control an LED using ESP32's built-in capacitive touch sensors without physical buttons, demonstrating modern touch-based interfaces.
Monitor real-time temperature and humidity using ESP32 and DHT22 sensor through a Wi-Fi based web server dashboard.
Create a web server using ESP32 that allows users to control an LED from any browser over Wi-Fi.
An ESP32-CAM based project that streams live camera video over RTSP, allowing real-time viewing on VLC and other RTSP clients.
Build a low-cost Arduino-based oscilloscope to visualize analog signals, measure voltage and time variations, and understand signal behavior in real time.