Thermostat with passive notification (Ubicomp Idea)
Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2021 2:14 amHi,
I would like to share with you my contribution to the world of ESP8266. This project provided a new interface for notifications using the idea of Ubiquitous Computing in smart home system.
It is designed for all type of sensor and shows the notification in a passive way with an RGB Wi-Fi bulb. In this case, the bulb is related to a temperature sensor and the notification is about how much cold or hotter the house is.
The thermostat system it is built using low-cost components and an Open Source platforms to make it reproduced by everyone.
I have realized a 3D print case and a guide to replicate the Idea.
Here is possible to find my GitHub repo with all the code and a guide to extend o replicate all the experiments.
https://github.com/iacopoerpichini/passiveThermostatNotifier
The diagram of the circuit implemented in the 3D case is this:
Feel free to share the project or comment on GitHub maybe rate it whit a star.
Currently some parts of the documentation are in progress but the uploaded project is already functional, there are also files for 3D printing.
Enjoy!
I would like to share with you my contribution to the world of ESP8266. This project provided a new interface for notifications using the idea of Ubiquitous Computing in smart home system.
It is designed for all type of sensor and shows the notification in a passive way with an RGB Wi-Fi bulb. In this case, the bulb is related to a temperature sensor and the notification is about how much cold or hotter the house is.
The thermostat system it is built using low-cost components and an Open Source platforms to make it reproduced by everyone.
I have realized a 3D print case and a guide to replicate the Idea.
Here is possible to find my GitHub repo with all the code and a guide to extend o replicate all the experiments.
https://github.com/iacopoerpichini/passiveThermostatNotifier
The diagram of the circuit implemented in the 3D case is this:
Feel free to share the project or comment on GitHub maybe rate it whit a star.
Currently some parts of the documentation are in progress but the uploaded project is already functional, there are also files for 3D printing.
Enjoy!