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Great project! Awesome channel. I'm making this for my boyfriend before we go long distance. I needed some help though, since I'm getting another display and the dimensions are gonna change. I'm getting an "ELECROW 2.4"-ESP32" so I probably need to modify the box's dimensions in Fusion 360, it's almost one inch less than your screen. Would that still be feasible- not too small, hopefully? Lmk, thanks!

you an ali g fan or some shit?

For some irrational reason I'm very trigger by the fact your picture in picture windows isn't a true circle.

bind - by-nd - It's asking you to link your email

You could also just save the image, and host it in your own webserver using the link. Cool Sysxtem, I saw it on the Unraid Apps lib. Will Try in the future.

bruh, u only got 9k subs? gonna start hitting "like" buttons just from pity. Wish you best

good idea to not spam main channel with (paid) reviews :)

What are your primary and secondary cameras? How are they mounted?

I have absolutely no use for this camera, so why do I want one... Good review. I like your style.

bind = tie(to), attach .... (you asked :) )

You can mark the fault esp s with a red sharpie or any color really Lmao the waiting..... halway bit was fun, but auto focus was throwing it for me. perhaps play with zoom angles to make the scene more engaging while we're watching the waiting. makes the visual more entertaining, like the b roll right afterwards

Great video! And very reminiscent of the original EP1 video I did that led me to making it in the first place! Btw, we finally have great stock of the Lite haha, been difficult to keep it in stock! Also a quick note regarding the PIR in the EP1, it's not actually used for just the same function, but it can greatly assist in certain environments and add a lot of flexibility for detection, which is the real reason for including it on the EP1. Keep up the good work!

Great video mate!

So this is what they used in Alien to detect the movement. Got it! ;)

This is so cool! Your channel is amazing, so glad I stumbled across your reddit comment. A couple of ideas for things you can add (I know nothing about automations so I dont know how hard to do): - sensors to tell when a draw is open. Then instead of having to type the position when adding a new item (having to manually count), it'd autofill it - similarly when a draw is already filled, opening it can focus on the entry in the UI so you can edit it, in case you move things around - instead of having to fill the link, name and photo, you could probably scrape/autofill the image/item name from the Amazon link

The weird bouncing issue is caused because the power supply has no load when the LED is disconnected and the constant current feedback loop in the supply output is not able to adjust appropriately. Basically you have an unlimited current supply (well within the limits of the supply) driving a newly connected LED load. The flash duration you see is the time it takes for the supply to stabilize. So you made the right choice to switch the power going into the supply. It will make the LEDs and supply last much longer.

I wanted a cry when I see how the guy is testing & playing with the voltage and hot-gluing the stuff. Hope it's not going to catch a fire once. Considering the fact the electricity is #1 fire reason. I'm crossing fingers for you.

3d files please

Excuse me, good sir. I will choose which noodles I doodle and when, thank you very much. 😤

This is a silly project.mif you want to avoid getting your hands dirty, just buy a pedal bin ... and then 3D-print a size 12 boot fitted to a suitable servo mechanism that will allow the boot to depress the pendal. The advantage of this is that you can make the boot's platform mobile (using mecanum wheels, of course) and have it scuttle out when needed. Heck, get it to fetch the teabag and rig a ballista or similar to punt the teabag into the bin. A BME680, camera, weight distribution sensor, and 6D inertial sensor will be necessary to calculate the optimum trajectory (*) and to note where tea slatter has dropped and needs wiping up ... I presume your floormop is network-enabled? The AutoBoot can also double as a means of remotely kicking the cat and irritating guests when they get in the way or do something annoying. Add a speaker and get it to issue snarky remarks when dealing with such undesirables. (Note to self: Enticing though the AutoBoot sounds, forget it. Your project list is already too big!) ___ (*) See any decent set of naval artillery calculations, taking into account the spin of the Earth, boot's attitude, range & angles to bin, etc. Oh, and rig up sensors to keep track of the ballista's drive and wear characteristics.

I've been wanting to build a presence sensor and this would be a good way to make my bathroom light/extractor fan smart. I fancy adding a PIR, or maybe just moving one of my Aqara motion sensors to get an instant trigger. Thanks for the video, it's inspired me to have a go.

Hope that light has a decent IP rating for the bathroom moisture

I'm just watching all the time hawe question why? Forget wifi sensors and relays in smart home. You can only use them if you have no other wifi networks around. And your router can handle such many devices. Router has to be very expensive, in other words. Just use zigbee and cheap chinese sensors like tuya or similar...

I wonder how many ESPs you have running in your place, going through them might be a fun video to do

Automagically, love it!

You could try using a "normal" motion sensor which are often faster combined with the mmWave sensor to reduce the reaction time.

How long before the moisture will kill the esp?

I was hoping for the Compiling Dance!

0:26 Did you forget about the switch? Probably get a zigbee ikea button and put it in there instead, that's what I do at least.

The ai thumbnails are just horrible

Couldn't you have printed the lid upside down so you needed (almost) no supports? Also, tree supports save you a lot of support material, might be worth looking into :)

3:05 the reveal that the "real electrical engineer" was actually the ChatGPT app was gold

If you don't need too much range (and you definitely don't need much in the bathroom) you could also put the sensor in a cupboard. The mmWave signals easily pass through a bit of wood, my sensors easily detect me if I'm standing at the other side of the door

Good video. lol Cool you used the exact same power converter to do this that i did when i converted my dumb bathroom extractor fan switch to a smart one. I also added a bme280 to mine as well so the fan goes on/off when the humidity from taking a shower rises and then falls. But this is a good way to do a light. :) Also added a vl53lox time 0f flight sensor and aimed it across the toiled seat so the fan turns on when you set down on the seat and off when you get off of it. Also sprays my modified glade air freshener as well.

Add a PIR sensor to have a faster activation time and the mmWave sensor keeps the light on

‘Ew lightswitch, cringe’ 😆

stop... please... I'm begging you stop using ai generated images as thumbnail.

Nice, I use a similar system for all my house lights. You could consider connecting the mmWave sensor within the light itself and directly to the esp controlling the relay, which I think would decrease the latency considerably.

Hey what kind of 3d printer do you have? Thinking of getting one.

the ai thumbnail says "hemperature" in the list of things controlled

So cool idea... You should hav a light setting for night time..

try facing the sensor toward the door or have it ceiling mounted, I went with ceiling mounted, works so well it can sense me outside the door as I enter the light is already on

Don't like the thumbnails.

How about putting this presence sensor on a ceiling near the lamp? It has limited angle (probably like 100 degrees), so this might also be causing delay. It just take time from entering the room, before you get seen by a sensor. That would also help with wires. You could even try to put it inside the lamp, but in this case, environmental sensor would make no sense :) PS. If you are switching AC, you could look at SSR relay. They are super quiet :) PPS. You can now put esp8266 (seriously, esp32 you are using for these projects is an overkill) behind the light switch, powered from light circuit, and switch (ideally momentary) would connect two pins on esp (maybe through resistor or pull-up pin) and control the light (or something else)

have you considered using zigbee instead of wifi? recent esp32s can do zigbee now

Doing exactly Ideas that I'd like to do myself. Have you considered placing ESP in switch box (light, boiler, heater) for bathroom? That way you can automate bathroom heater, as well as boiler (usually in EU its in bathroom)? Are normal aliexpress relays good enough for that? It'd be good enough project tbh

The call being ChatGPT

I do really like your videos, but I absolutely hate the AI thumbnails, I wish you wouldn't use them. I think many people would agree. Nevertheless, never stop making content!

relay hot, psu hot😅 hot glue... uhm should stay cold

I absolutely hate those relais with the pull resistor to the wrong side... And why nog place the sensor on the ceiling next to the light? You could use a single ESP and a single power supply :) And really, you used a wago to go from a terminal to a Wago again :p