How to control ESP8266 with Siri, Apple Home and Node-red.
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Hey, In this video we will learn how to control the nodemcu with the Apple Home Application and Siri.
Requirements
1. Raspberry Pi
2. Nodemcu or ESP32
3. LED and DHT Sensor
The main components are raspberry pi and the Esp8266, rest all depends on you. We are using Raspberry Pi as the HomeBridge so that we can add different accessories(end devices with esp12) to the homebridge and control the accessories from the Apple Home Application.
The link to the Homebridge installation is here - github.com/hom...
You can watch my playlist for nodered part and you can learn about making a dashboard from there.
The link to the Node-red Series is - • Let's Start with Node-...
Controlling Nodemcu with node-red dashboard - • Controlling Nodemcu wi...
If you are still facing any issues with your IoT project please feel free to reach out to me.
Email -sharmashrey48@gmail.com
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Thank you for the video and explanation!
Please share chip details where we can get
Great video thanks
Thank you!!
Sir I have only NodeMCU 8266.how to make this project without hardwares, is their any Simulation software to make
you can use tinkercad
I've a question? How we can control relays using Alexa with esp32... and I'm using ESP-IDF.
you can use simple mqtt program in esp32 and connect it to any mqtt broker and then with the node-red you can connect alexa nodes to control the devices.
@@ShreySharma Thanks for reply.
Is it possible to add smitch smart bulb to homebridge?
you have to program that bulb according to your requirements by default I'm not sure if you can connect it with home bridge
Does this works locally only or works outside of lan too ?
Currently this will work with the local network, but if you have a static IP this can work outside lan after port forwarding.
@@ShreySharma as far as i know there isn't any option for IP/port forwarding config in homekit
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