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by atiti 4y ago
Recently saw a guy do a really cool E-Ink display for smart homes here: https://github.com/Madelena/esphome-weatherman-dashboard He lists out the materials and code he used. He went with a low cost / low power ESP
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by atiti 9y ago
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by atiti 11y ago
I also had a similar story. It was also early 2000s and our high school had a calendar system for each student so they could look up in which room they would have what class. So a friend of mine and I have setup a proxy server which would
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by atiti 12y ago
Nice find!
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by atiti 13y ago
Hi fatbat, Infact you can power it from an HDMI 1.4 + MHL port if your tv supports it! It also comes with dual wifi cards.
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by atiti 13y ago
We have been testing with the Pis so it's definitely working! In fact, we will be providing images for raspberrys (based on the raspbian distro)
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by atiti 13y ago
Thank you!! Will be updated shortly :-)
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by atiti 13y ago
DLNA only works for a limited set of content (music/vids/pictures). No gaming, other apps, etc.
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by atiti 13y ago
Unless you have a TV with HDMI 1.4 + MHL which is capable of supplying enough power over HDMI (500mA).
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by atiti 13y ago
We strive for the "clouds", and Miracast/WiDi with it's WiFi-Direct dependence isn't really future proof...
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by atiti 13y ago
Nice, thanks! Corrected (in the code of course) ;)
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by atiti 13y ago
That will be the next step, but it all has to start somewhere :-)