Intro
AVNET invited me to the "electronica 2018" in Munich to hold a speech about IoT and Neopixels. So I thought, wouldn't it be great if I could finish my speech with presenting a functional project on stage by controlling Neopixels with a smartphone. Something with a practical, everyday use in home automation? .... Yeah, I got it! A hat! Home automation at it's finest .. somehow.Setup
Quite easy. We just need a pin for the Neopixels. Although the WeMos and the Neopixels are working with 5Volts, they can be both be powered by a 3.7V LiPo battery for a short period. To wrap the stipe around the hat once, I needed a total of 19 Neopixels (with a specification of 60 LEDs / meter).
Video
Modes
Off (0)
All LEDs are turned offOn (1)
All LEDs are onRandom (2) *
Colors changes randomlyKight Rider (3)
K.I.T.T mode. Like in the TV series.Blue Light (4)
Like a blue light of a fire truckDriver (5) *
White on the front, red on the backBlinky (6)
Makes the LEDs blink* Mode doesn't use the selected color
Links
Sourcecode
Code @ BitbucketPart list
WeMos - https://amzn.to/2HD7sQENeopixels 60/m - https://amzn.to/2Tk516T
Fedora - https://amzn.to/2Ur18gV
LiPo 1200mAh - https://amzn.to/2UoLToK
Fantastic read! You've captured the essence of the topic with great clarity and depth. Your thoughtful analysis and the examples you provided really made the concepts resonate. I'm looking forward to your next insightful post—thanks for sharing this one!
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