I think I already warned you that some posts we will see are somewhat different, but I think I consider them at least curious and I want to tell you about my experience and if anyone finds it interesting, You can always apply it in any way. Today… Touches… See how to make a world map with a laser cutter, and put LEDs on the back that we will program from Home Assistant so that only the areas where it is daytime are illuminated…
If you are as much a fan as I am of LEDs or LEDs or whatever you say… and you have a monitor that you want to put some LED strips with Hyperion to be able to bring out the colors of the monitor and illuminate the wall… for example the team you work with…
Despite the title… If you are a person who usually teleworks and you want to put a device that with different lights informs the rest of the family members of your status, for example red light if you are in a meeting or call, orange if you're composing an email, Free Green…
Well, This post is loaded, where we are going to see different products that also combine them make magic. We're going to connect a WS2812B LED strip to a NodeMCU and load WLED to get some really cool effects, we will also mount LedFx to move the LEDs with audio and we will end up presenting everything through Home Assistant for home automation control.
We're going to make a series of posts that bring the world of Raspberry Pi a little closer to our homes, to our day to day, that makes our lives easier or different!! In this case we will see how easy it is to put an Ambilight system on our home TV. A backlighting system for our TV, where it will cost more to assemble than to set up!
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