HomeKit

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Every project on this site that brings ESP32 hardware into Apple Home, no hub required, no subscriptions.

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Garage Door Opener A HomeKit garage door opener on an ESP8266: a relay pulses the opener input and a reed sensor with a magnet on the door reports open or closed. A low-voltage test setup, built from source. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Blinds * This project is featured on Instructables Read the build

HomeKit Two-Motor Window Covering Study for HomeKit A study of a two-motor system for heavy roller blinds with 28BYJ-48 motors and DRV8825 drivers, which was tested and not used in practice. Read the build

HomeKit HomeKit LED Strip Using 3 Standard Modules * This project is featured on Instructables Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Air Quality Sensor with an MQ135 A NodeMCU with an MQ135 gas sensor and a DHT22 as an air quality, temperature and humidity sensor in Apple Home, built as a test setup. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip EX with Effects The extended NeoPixel strip for the Home app: an EX light and an FX light with more effects, with firmware for a strip of 72 or 144 LEDs. Read the build

HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Window Contact Sensor with a Hall Sensor A HomeKit window contact sensor: an A3144 Hall sensor, a magnet, an ESP8266 and a 3D-printed housing that sticks to the frame. A test setup with the circuit explained from the datasheet. Read the build HomeKit ESP8266 HomeKit Blinds Contact Sensor A contact sensor for blinds in Apple HomeKit: the Home app shows whether the blinds are open or closed. Read the build