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What is your current ESP32 side-project? (self.esp32)
submitted 1 month ago by ben_dover to c/esp32
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/22289228

It's a bit sad how deserted this community is, would love to connect more with other makers.

Let's rattle the cage a bit, who of you is here, and what are you working on?

I'll start: A wireless cryptographic keystore & signer. Keys are generated with the hardware RNG and stored AES-encrypted with the user's password, and you can request signatures via BLE.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Nice question. I have a complete shelf of unfinished ESP32 projects. I'm dabbling with ESPhome and audio stuff every now and then. I was trying to get the voice assistant running but there are so many different issues... I've settled for a webradio for now. That works - though - it's more a ball of loose wires, I'd need to fix my 3D printer to print some casing. And decide what amount of features is enough for a webradio/voice assistant. Something I finished during the last few weeks is some christmas lighting for the front yard. I bought 40m of fairy lights, wrapped it around a smaller tree, soldered a controller and had that running for Halloween. I'm going to need to find a more permanent solution to get some electricity out there, maybe next week. And then it's supposed to run each night during the season. And a few weeks before that I built an artificial fireplace for the livingroom. That's two 8x32 LED matrices with a beefy 5V power supply and WLED on the ESP.

(Edit: Saw your comment regarding the lemmy.ml community a bit too late. Now my comment is here. And I don't like lemmy.ml that much anyways.)