An Easy IoT Solution for Developers and Hobbyists - Micropython or Python - ESP32 or Desktop
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2021
- A long-winded explanation for a simple IoT application that you might find useful.
Intro: 0:08
WebSite: 3:49
GitLab: 6:24
On Desktop: 12:56
Get Credentials: 30:13
On ESP32: 36:28
Done: 48:59 
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A newbie here. I had been working on a hobby ESP32 project, and setting up the server has always been a hurdle for me. ezIOT helped clear the hurdle, and now i have a running home venting system which checks outside air quality and temperature and turns on an outside air fan to cool the home interior instead of using the AC. Thanks Clayton!
Very cool.
Looks like a lot of work.
I'm a software developer, so I would stand up my own server at my house, but I could how a lot of newbies could make use of this. Nicely done.
Thanks. The idea was simple, and the API. But all the user stuff takes a long time. P.S. How's your project coming? Burned anything up yet? All that amperage scares me.
Hey Clayton, again interesting work. What a discipline to produce so much things in one life. Congrats
Hi Yusuf. Thanks. I'm glad to get this out for people to use. I've been completely defeated by a project at work, so this was a nice success moment.
amazing job!! thank you for share!
I always look forward to content from you. I have a project for a child car seat alarm system that uses coin cell, bluetooth and RSS signal strength to an app to warn if child is left in car. However, a board you covered recently for your day job?? had a CAN bus connector which I gathered was destined for a vehicle application. I would like to consider adding CAN for power and access to the horn. Could you do a session on using that technology?
I am an engineer from your neighbor state-Alabama. Do you teach Engineering at UGA?
Hi William. CAN has become very common in industrial applications, and the board you mention is actually going to connect to a battery network. I've never actually connected to a car. For work, we're using CAN for batteries and microcontroller networks. On that board I'm using a CAN controller chip from MicroChip. It connects to the ESP32 via SPI.
If you send me an email I can describe the setup we're using, as well as some of the advantages and drawbacks. We've also done some testing of rssi for BLE to locate objects. So, very similar to some ideas from your project (which sounds like a good idea) .
I don't teach at UGA. I did go to grad school there and have been in and around Athens since I was a kid. I'm actually a Linguist by training. But I work mainly as an embedded programmer these days. Hobby becomes a profession sort of thing.
This is great! Eventually could this become a self hosted solution? Like if all my IoT devices are under one network, I could just set this up locally so all my devices could talk to each other.
Yes. Once this has been running for a while, and all the bugs are fixed, the server could easily be packaged or made into a Docker container.
@@ClaytonDarwin Awesome, thanks!