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…I picked up a few ESP32 microcontrollers and flashed some with ESPHome . Others I experimented with, using them as a Thread Router and a Bluetooth proxy. ESPHome ESPHome is an open-source…
…It has the same quirks with my ESPHome implementation, and the refresh rate isn't going to win any awards, but it works. Plus, a wall-mounted tablet glows, dims, sleeps, wakes…
…At around $4 for the chip or $15 with a microphone, you can have a voice satellite that is faster, cleaner, and 100% private by using ESPHome and Home Assistant Assist pipeline…
…With the new IR control, you can deploy IR proxies, which are essentially ESPHome-powered devices with an IR transmitter. Those proxies send commands on behalf of Home Assistant. Point one at…
…ESPHome See at ESPHome Gemini for Home is the AI upgrade that wasn’t Things still work on Google’s servers Google's Gemini for Home is an upgrade to a decade…
…You can flash a custom firmware, like from ESPHome, to make them compatible with the smart home platform of your choice. You may already own a smart home device housing this microcontroller…
…However, I recently came across ESPHome, a tool designed to help tinkerers manage their microcontrollers, and it has been a lifesaver for my DIY projects. Related 5 projects you can do for…
…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…
…Home Assistant automatically detects the Android phone as an ESPHome device, allowing me to quickly configure it. The app uses ESPHome’s protocol to implement its own Bluetooth Low Energy proxy. It…
…Over time, I realized that the ESPHome integration in Home Assistant did all the heavy lifting to compile and flash firmware on ESP32. Later, the community shared ready sketches that I could…