Battery Powered ESP8266 IoT - Temperature Sensor - Home Circuits
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RELEASE] DIY Light Sensor with mains and battery power (ESP8266, NodeMCU, D1 Mini) - Connected Things - SmartThings Community
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I have just made a prototype of ESP8266 (ESP-01) IoT temperature & humidity SI7021 sensor and also 2x three pin soil moisture se… | Iot, Sensor, Humidity sensor
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I recently finished the prototype for a battery powered ESP8266 based temperature and humidity sensor with eInk display. Currently working on a custom PCB. : r/arduino
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