I added the ESP32 as a New Device, entered the SSID and Password for my home network, and saved the Encryption Key to my Vaultwarden container, in case I need it later.

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If you want to get started with motion sensors and the like, ESPHome makes it incredibly easy to build your own sensors.

In addition to the ESP32 development board, the jukebox also received a number of WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs, and a DFPlayer module to handle music playback.

Developed by Elecram in the Netherlands, the ESP32-C6 and CC1101 transceivers-based Sub-GHz gateway is designed to bridge ...