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Using Google Assistant to control your ESP8266 devices

From tinkerman.cat 8 months ago in Blogs

In my last post I tried to explain how to access your IoT devices at home from the Internet in a secure way using a reverse proxy. Truth is that I had it running since maybe 6 months ago without giving it too much use until recently. Reason? My Nexus...

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Arduino MKR WAN 1300

From tinkerman.cat 3 months ago in Blogs

I’ve been testing quite a few LoRaWan nodes lately for TheThingsNetwork.cat, some based on HopeRF RFM95W (over AVR, ESP8266, ESP32,…) others using Microchip’s RN2483 (an old friend of mine). I have a RAK811 waiting in the INBOX but the last...

PCB fabs

From tinkerman.cat 5 months ago in Blogs

A few years ago (not many) I used to burn copper plates using acetic acid, a.k.a. vinegar. I was somewhat concerned about using stronger acids so it was OK to use another acid, even if it was soooo sloooow. If...

Yet another WiFi light bulb

From tinkerman.cat 5 months ago in Blogs

Eight months ago I reviewed and hacked the AiLight WiFi light bulb by AiThinker. By the time there was a number of people doing the same because of a key reason: it sports an ESP8266 microcontroller and it is based...

Sonoff B1, lights and shades

From tinkerman.cat 7 months ago in Blogs

Six months ago I was reviewing the AiThinker AiLight, a great looking light bulb with an embedded ESP8266EX microcontroller, driven by a MY9291 LED driver. Just before summer IteadStudio released it’s Sonoff B1 [Itead.cc] light bulb, heavily inspired (probably same...

Connected power meter

From tinkerman.cat 7 months ago in Blogs

A few weeks ago a user came with a request to add support in ESPurna to a power meter that had been hacked by Karl Hagström. It is a very cheap chinese power meter with plenty of room on the inside, enough...

Hacking the Sonoff RF Bridge 433

From tinkerman.cat 7 months ago in Blogs

Itead Studio has been releasing interesting gadgets for the Home Automation community based on a low price tag and extreme hackability. You can google “sonoff” (the main brand for Itead Studio home automation devices) to get more than a million hits,...

Secure remote access to your IoT devices

From tinkerman.cat 8 months ago in Blogs

When you are hacking with IoT devices at home you get to face the challenge of accessing remotely to them, that is from outside your home network. I’m not saying your home network is a safe place, beware. But that...

Embed your website in your ESP8266 firmware image

From tinkerman.cat 9 months ago in Blogs

A few months ago I wrote about the process I was using to optimize my website files for SPIFFS prior to upload them to the ESP8266. The goal was to reduce the number and size of the files to help the microcontroller...

Itead Studio Sonoff SC Revisited

From tinkerman.cat 10 months ago in Blogs

A few months ago I wrote about the Sonoff SC sensor hub by Itead Studio. It’s a device with a Sharp GP2Y1010AU0F [Aliexpress] dust sensor, a DHT11 humidity and temperature sensor, an LDR as light sensor and a mic. The sensors are...

Solr: digital wrist watch

From tinkerman.cat 10 months ago in Blogs

15 months ago. This is when I started working on this project. The Solr digital wrist watch is a clock that won’t work without a battery but it will neither work without sun. Even more: the vintage display is really cool but...

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