Toying with a two color e-paper display, amazing technology.. Thinking of low power battery display applications #iot
Two color e-paper display


Toying with a two color e-paper display, amazing technology.. Thinking of low power battery display applications #iot

Few photos from my tech talk on "Building low power battery operated #IoT nodes", thanks to those that attended

Preparing a hot water powered barebone #arduino running on internal oscillator and blinking a LED. Fun and educational #IoT

Found an energy harvesting board that I designed ages ago in my drawer. Never ceases to amaze me how this works, made a video of it working off a peltier element and a t delta of 10 degrees C. Thinking of creating harvestduinoRF? #WearableTech #IoT

#darkflow running on #RaspberryPi 3B+ handles well image recognition with light yolo weights

Grabbed a Raspberry Pi 3 B+

I guess I need an exabyte-sized HDD to fit this raspberry pi image.. recommendations? #RaspberryPi

I will be doing a tech talk on topic "Hardware and firmware considerations when designing low power battery operated wireless edge nodes for Internet of Things applications". Join me on April 18th, starting 19:15 @ IT step academy https://goo.gl/Txgy7K #IoT

BBoilRF: my internet-connected relay actuator/gateway with battery powered wireless sensor support, designed primarily as a thermostat.

Secure #IoT keyfob project PCB just arrived

Got some BLE beacons to fiddle with. Part of BLE beacon to MQTT #esp32 #IoT project

#ESP32 BLE iBeacon to #MQTT proof of concept bridge project.. #IoT

Rewiring messed up SMD connections on prototype board

Working prototype of ultra low power (20 uA) LCD display for battery operated wireless temperature #IoT node

Heavily revised my old battery operated wireless temperature sensor node code, achieved 15% lower current consumption footprint.. #IoT

Working on ultra low power status display for battery operated wireless temperature sensor #IoT

First look at the ESP32: I got one of the 200 early beta boards of Espressif’s ESP8266 big brother, here are the specs and impressions.

A tweeting ESP8266, no proxy service involved – the chip talks to Twitter’s API directly, SSL and all.

Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) for the ESP8266 – why every embedded project needs remote updates and how I implemented mine.

The $35 Raspberry Pi isn’t really $35 – comparing the true cost of physical Pis against virtual machines for home automation duty.

Testing a 4-line OneWire library change that lets the DS18B20 run off internal pull-ups – no more pesky external 4.7K resistor on SMD boards.

Turning my open source WiFi relay board into an Internet connected humidistat – fan coil heating kept our indoor humidity below 30%.

My WiFi thermostat with a weekly scheduler – why I swapped the SSRs for classical 8A relays and what changed on the board.

My ESP8266 relay board: three solid state relays, MQTT + HTTP API, DHT22/DS18B20 sensor support – an open WiFi IoT switching platform.

An early ESP8266 experiment: web server, LED control and DHT22 temperature/humidity readings on the $4.50 Wi-Fi chip that shook up DIY IoT.

Exposing the Raspberry Pi’s network settings to /boot so they can be edited from a PC – handy when cloning SD cards for other networks.

Free uptime monitoring for my home automation system with UptimeRobot – a notification when the house goes dark, whatever the reason.

Wiring a 9V smoke alarm into my home automation system with a Funky – SMS, Pushbullet and email alerts when it goes off.

Measuring my son’s actual TV time by logging the TV’s power draw to emonCMS – house rules are easier to enforce with data.

Live streaming the house martin nest to USTREAM.TV from a Raspberry Pi – motion-triggered stills were not enough.

House martins are nesting in my unfinished tool shack, so the kids and I put up a nest camera instead of peeking in.

Detecting who’s home by pinging the phones’ static DHCP leases from Node-RED – 15 minutes of work and pretty reliable presence detection.