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# ESP-360-REMOTE
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An all-in-one remote based on the ESP32-WROOM-32E
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The project on Hackaday: https://hackaday.io/project/188353-esp-360-remote
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Pre-launch page on CrowdSupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/aaelectronics/esp-360-remote
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This board features 433MHz transmitter and receiver. IR leds are placed in circle to cover all the directions. It includes a temperature & humidity and an ambient light sensor. Furthermore you can power and program it through the USB TYPE-C, ESD protected. This board is based around the ESP32-WROOM-32E, so it's super easy to set everything up with ESPHOME and controlling it from Home Assistant.
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/photo_5945308819246659897_y.jpg" width=500/>
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I think the form factor it's nice because there are two round stackable layers.
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The first layer of the board includes the ESP32, the two sensors, the buck converter and the USB circuitry.
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/main/Images/bottom.jpg" width=300/>
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The second layer of the board features the IR leds and receiver and the RF modules.
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/main/Images/top.jpg" width=300/>
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Inside the enclosure just stack the two layers using the x8 female header near the ESP:
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/assembled_bottom.jpg" width=300/><img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/assembled_both.jpg" width=300/>
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The screw the top part and turn the board on!
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/assembled.jpg" width=300/>
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Now you can also program the board with the USB-C. I suggest to use ESPHOME beacuse it's super easy to setup and to integrate with Home Assistant
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# Dimensions
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The board is really small. It fits everywhere It is only 5cm (diameter) x 3cm (height) without the enclosure. This is the comparison against the broadlink rm3 mini, the only device I have as reference
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/vs_broadlink.jpeg" width=500/>
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# Enclosure
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In this repo you can also file the two stl files of the enclosure, so you can print it yourself choosing the color according to where you want to place it!
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The already designed one has some openings near the usb-c and the two built-in sensors, to improve the air flow to cool down the temperature sensor. The top part is screwable, so you don't need screws or other components
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/without_top.jpeg" width=500/>
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# OSHWA Certification
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In the end, the project also as the OSHWA certification with UID IT000012, so it's completely open source!
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<img src="https://github.com/ale1800/ESP-360-REMOTE/blob/main/Images/oshwa.jpeg" width=500/>
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License:
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