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Offering local and remote control through web, MQTT, and REST API interfaces, this low-cost fan controller project packs in the features.

This “mystery box” is a clock and thermometer that taps out the time and physically changes the temperature.

Designed to run for as long as possible on three AAA batteries, this one-button box triggers a RainMachine sprinkler system.

Davide Gironi's ESP8266-powered thermal printer pops out receipts with text from a RESTful API or an internal database.

Do you like clocks that keep themselves synchronized? Do you also enjoy Tetris and perhaps even the ESP8266 module? If so, then the Tetris…

Smartphones are useful for many things, including keeping track of appointments and tasks with a calendar coordinated among devices…

John Burd's stepper-driven mechanical segment clock features ESP8266 and ATmega328P control.

mudmin created an Arduino library that turns an ESP8266 or ESP32 into an FTP server that detects if someone is snooping around your network.

Explore the Cistercian number system from the 13th century using ESP8266