Using ESP8266 to control low power LED lights using a PIR The code include communicating with a PIR HC-SR501 sensor to detect movement to trigger the LED lights. The lights will turn of 5 seconds ...

Open esp8266_smart_controller.ino in the Arduino IDE Update the WiFi credentials with your network details: cppconst char* ssid = "YOUR_WIFI_SSID"; const char* password = "YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD"; Upload ...

Control your WS2812 RGB LED strip via an ESP8266 WiFi access point. This project controls an LED strip with WS2812 RGB Neopixels via WiFi. An ESP-01 (containing the well-known ESP8266) sets up a WiFi ...

NeoPixel LEDs are cheap and easy-to-use RGB LEDs, digitally addressable. Example code, libraries and supporting content can be found easily everywhere. In the September-October 2018 issue of Elektor ...