PROJECTS

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32S3 HomeKit – Switch

The HomeKit ecosystem continues to grow with exciting new DIY projects! Recently, developer Jozef Cipa released his first project, the HomeKit Thermostat, based… Read more: HomeKit Thermostat: A New Project Inspired by ESP32 HomeKit

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32S2 HomeKit – Switch

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32C6 HomeKit – Switch

Have you ever been in the middle of a project and found yourself scrambling for a reliable power source? Trust me, I’ve… Read more: USB-C Power Delivery Board: Taming Volts Like a Pro

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32C3 HomeKit – Switch

The ATtiny3216/3217 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny3227 – Pinout

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32C2 HomeKit – Switch

The ATtiny3224/3226/3227 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with 32… Read more: ATTiny3226 – Pinout

Welcome to the world of smart home innovation! If you’re eager to enhance your living space with cutting-edge technology, you’ve come to… Read more: ESP32 HomeKit – Switch

The ATtiny3224/3226/3227 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with 32… Read more: ATTiny3224 – Pinout

The ESP32-WROOM-32E is an updated version of the popular ESP32-WROOM-32D module, designed for IoT and embedded applications. This module comes with more reliable features,… Read more: ESP32-WROOM-32E Pinout

The ATtiny3216/3217 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny3217 – Pin out

The HC-05 Bluetooth module is a popular choice for integrating wireless communication into microcontroller projects. It supports both master and slave modes,… Read more: HC-05 Bluetooth Module: Pin Out

The ATtiny3216/3217 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny3216 – Pinout

The ATtiny1624/1626/1627 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with 16… Read more: ATTiny1627- Pinout

Welcome to another hands-on DIY project! Today, we will convert an ESP32S3 microcontroller into a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor. This project will enable… Read more: ESP32S3 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

The ATtiny1624/1626/1627 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with 16… Read more: ATTiny1626 – Pinout

The ESP32-C3 Super Mini is an ultra-compact, cost-effective microcontroller module designed for IoT applications. With a RISC-V-based single-core processor, built-in Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 5… Read more: ESP32-C3 Super Mini Pinout and Specifications

Welcome to another hands-on DIY project! Today, we will convert an ESP32S2 microcontroller into a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor. This project will enable… Read more: ESP32S2 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

The ATtiny1624/1626/1627 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with 16… Read more: ATTiny1624 – Pinout

If you’ve ever worked with PCB design in KiCad, you know how invaluable custom libraries are. And if you’ve wrestled with the… Read more: KiCAD – Mouse bites

Welcome to an exciting DIY project! Today, we’ll transform an ESP32C6 into a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor. This project will seamlessly integrate your… Read more: ESP32C6 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

The ATtiny1614/1616/1617 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny1617 – Pin out

Yes, I finally took the plunge and bought a new Mac! Well, not brand-new—it’s a Mac Studio M2, but it’s second-hand. The brand-new… Read more: So, After Five Years of Saving… I Finally Did It!

Welcome to another thrilling DIY adventure! Today, we’re transforming an ESP32C3 into a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor. This project will allow your ESP32C3… Read more: ESP32C3 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

The ATtiny1614/1616/1617 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny1616 – Pinout

Marblelous, the brainchild of Stephan van Lümig, brings the timeless joy of marble runs into the smart home era with a system… Read more: Exploring the World of Marblelous by Stephan van Lümig

Welcome back to DeepDive! After an exciting launch, we’re thrilled to bring you Episode 2. This episode builds on our mission to… Read more: DeepDive Episode 2: Exploring IoT Innovations and Practical DIY Projects

Welcome back to another exciting DIY project! Today, we’ll dive into setting up a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor using the ESP32C2. This project… Read more: ESP32C2 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new podcast, DeepDive! 🎉 This is the very first episode of many more to come,… Read more: Exciting News: We Have a Podcast Now – Introducing DeepDive!

The ATtiny1614/1616/1617 are members of the tinyAVR® 1-series of microcontrollers, using the AVR® processor with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz, with… Read more: ATTiny1614 – Pinout

Welcome back to another exciting DIY project! Today, we’ll explore how to set up a HomeKit-enabled temperature sensor using the ESP32. This… Read more: ESP32 HomeKit – Temperature Sensor

The ATtiny807/1607 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny1607 – Pinout

At StudioPieters.nl, we are always on the lookout for innovative tools that can redefine the way we work and create. Today, we’re… Read more: OMNIFIXO – M4.2: The Game-Changer of Your Workbench!

The ATtiny806/1606 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny1606 – Pinout

If you’re looking to integrate your ESP32 with Apple’s HomeKit, you’re in luck. With a bit of setup, you can generate a… Read more: Generating a QR Code for ESP32 HomeKit Demo

The ATtiny804/1604 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny1604 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32S3 HomeKit – LED

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny827 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32S2 HomeKit – LED

For those who follow my recent blogs, you might have noticed that I’ve created a new repository, ESP32-HomeKit. During the development of this… Read more: WolfSSL: A Beginner’s Guide to the Lightweight Security Library

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny826 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32C6 HomeKit – LED

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny824 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32C3 HomeKit – LED

The ATtiny417/817 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny817 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32C2 HomeKit – LED

The ATtiny416/816 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny816 – Pinout

Any good demo starts with a Hello World application. In the world of embedded devices, that’s of course typically the LED Example.… Read more: ESP32 HomeKit – LED

The ATtiny214/414/814 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny814 – Pinout

Step into the New Era – HomeKit Development with ESP32 and IDF – integrating the powerful ESP32 module alongside the Espressif IDF… Read more: New Era – HomeKit Development with ESP32 and IDF

The ATtiny807/1607 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny807 – Pinout

**NON-COMMERCIAL BLOG** **NOT SPONSORED** In a stroke of luck at my local Action store, I snagged the Fresh ’n Rebel Smart Finder—an… Read more: Fresh ’n Rebel Smart Finder – A Budget-Friendly AirTag Alternative

Are you a Raspberry Pi enthusiast looking for a simple yet effective solution to keep your Pi cool without breaking the bank?… Read more: DIY Raspberry Pi 4 Fan Control: Quick and Cheap Fix!

The ATtiny806/1606 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny806 – Pinout

Gardens are dynamic spaces, ever-evolving canvases where creativity meets nature. Just like any project, sometimes it’s necessary to bid farewell to the… Read more: Automating the Garden: Out with the Old, In with the New

The ATtiny804/1604 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny804 – Pinout

If you’re knee-deep in DIY electronics or just love tinkering with circuits, having a reliable voltmeter and Ampèremeter is like having a… Read more: Unleash Your Electronics Wizardry: The Voltmeter Ampèremeter

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny427 – Pinout

So, picture this: you’ve just scored a bunch of those dirt-cheap USB-C connectors from your favourite online marketplace. You’re feeling pretty pleased… Read more: Upgrading Your USB-C Connector: A Journey from Cheap to Smart

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny426 – Pinout

Hey there, fellow tech aficionados and circuit enthusiasts! Today, I’m bubbling with excitement, and it’s not just because I had one too… Read more: KiCad 8.0.0 – A Leap Forward in PCB Design

The ATtiny424/426/427 and ATtiny824/826/827 microcontrollers of the tinyAVR® 2 family are using the AVR® CPU with hardware multiplier, running at up to 20 MHz,… Read more: ATTiny424 – Pin out

The ESP32 series microcontrollers, including variants such as ESP32C2, ESP32C3, ESP32C6, ESP32S2, ESP32S3, and ESP32H2, provide a versatile array of peripherals and… Read more: ESP32 Series Microcontrollers – Pinout

The ATtiny417/817 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny417 – Pinout

In the world of Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded systems, the ESPC2-02 Module stands out as a powerful and versatile tool… Read more: ESPC2-02 – Programming

The ATtiny416/816 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny416 – Pinout

Are you tinkering with electronics, trying to program microcontrollers, or perhaps diving into the realm of embedded systems? If so, you might… Read more: Unravelling the Mysteries of FT232RL Programmer – Pinout

The ATtiny214/414/814 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny414 – Pinout

Nowadays, even HEMA and Action (Netherlands) sell smart home stuff, but for a fraction of the price at other stores. But, is… Read more: Why you should (not) buy a smart plug from a Discounter

The ATTiny212/412 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny412 – Pinout

By integrating prints with screws, nuts, fasteners, and pins, we create a robust system for constructing mechanisms with capabilities surpassing what can… Read more: 3D Print – Thread Inserts

The ATtiny406 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny406 – Pin out

The ATtiny204/404 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny404 – Pinout

The ATTiny202/402 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATtiny402 – Pinout

The ATTiny214/414/814 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny214 – Pinout

Esptool is a versatile and powerful utility that has gained popularity in the world of IoT (Internet of Things) and embedded systems.… Read more: ESP32 – ESPTool

The ATTiny212/412 microcontrollers are using the high-performance low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and is capable of running at up to 20MHz, with up to… Read more: ATTiny212 – Pinout

We have used a legacy GNU Makefile build in the previous HomeKit LED Example. Now need to migrate to CMake. A lot… Read more: ESP32 – HomeKit LED – Part II

The ATTiny204/404 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny204 – Pinout

Have you ever thought that when you complete the design on KiCad, you can place an order on PCBWay with just one… Read more: KiCAD – PCBWay Plugin

The ATTiny202/402 microcontrollers are using the high-performance, low-power AVR® RISC architecture, and are capable of running at up to 20 MHz, with up… Read more: ATTiny202 – Pinout

This Project is featured on instructables!  The jack-o’-lantern has a long history with Halloween, although our favourite demonic faces haven’t always been carved… Read more: Halloween – Jack O’ Lantern

If you have an older Mac that is not suitable for macOS Sonoma, you can still take the plunge with a special… Read more: macOS Sonoma – On older Mac-models

We start this blog series with the reviewed of the ATTiny 0-series then 1-series en at least the 2 series range of… Read more: ATTINY 0/1/2 Series – Pinout

Maybe you want to make a PCB with SMD components. To do this, you need a so-called reflow oven. Various projects can… Read more: DIY – ReflowMate

UPDI? Never heard of it? You may be familiar with the ATtiny series of microprocessors from Microchip, such as the ATtiny85 or… Read more: UPDI Programmer

On August the 24th, the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Make magazine Germany (Peter König) send me a mail. They are in the process… Read more: Published – Make Magazine

For those who read my blogs regularly, know that I program a lot on ESP modules. To see what happens on such… Read more: macOS – serial terminal

The upload procedure for ESP32 boards is a little different from a standard Arduino procedure. Most Arduino’s will automatically reset when a… Read more: ESP32 – Auto Program & Reset

For whom that visit my site frequently, saw that they were some strange things going on. A redirect to a .gg domain… Read more: Website – Hacked

Track width is one of the most critical factors of any printed circuit board (PCB) design. Anyone who has a good knowledge… Read more: KiCAD 6 – Track width

When we think about IoT and home automation, we look at modular and compact devices, sensors, microcontrollers, etc. Recently, the ESP32 microcontrollers… Read more: ESP32 – LDO Voltage Regulators

SeeedStudio is a China-based PCB Prototype (Printed Circuit Board), PCB Assembly, SMD Stencil and Flexible PCB Manufacturer. They ship to over 170… Read more: PCB Manufacturing – SeeedStudio

I wanted to see if I could make a more realistic (LED) candle that you can buy in all kind of stores… Read more: Arduino – Artificial Candle

Not all European legislation for the standardization of USB-C for mobile devices, but also the switch of all kinds of electronics to… Read more: The future – USB-C

The Wemos ESP32-S2 is a small Wi-Fi module based on the ESP32-S2FN4R2. The S2 is a new version of the well-known Wemos… Read more: ESP32-S2 – WEMOS S2 mini

Running programs through the terminal is a fast and efficient way to perform operations on your Mac. It provides comprehensive functionality and… Read more: macOS – Set the PATH 

While developing the ESP – HomeKit blinds, it became clear that stronger motors are needed. In this blog, we look at a… Read more: ESP32 – Motor controller

Software tools play a pivotal role in the lives of developers, providing them with powerful features and an intuitive user interface to… Read more: Atom – Pulsar

Zener diodes are a special type of semiconductor diode devices that allow current to flow in only one direction and also allow… Read more: Diode – Zener

Since Espressif Systems arrived in our collective consciousness, they have expanded their range from the ESP8266 to the ESP32, and going beyond… Read more: ESP8684 – Pinout

Welcome back to another blog article. In my previous blog, I have set up a Raspberry – Digital Signage / Narrowcasting system.… Read more: Raspberry – Digital Signage / Narrowcasting Hotspot

In this blog, we will discuss how to use the ESP32 touch sensors and how to use the esp32 touch sensors as… Read more: ESP32 – Capacitive touch

In my previous blog I set up a Raspberry Pi with Screenly OSE a free Digital Signage / Narrowcasting package. Although the… Read more: Raspberry – Screenly troubleshooting

Since Espressif Systems arrived in our collective consciousness, they have expanded their range from the ESP8266 to the ESP32, and going beyond… Read more: ESP32 – S3 WROOM Pinout

For my work, I have been asked to look into a Raspberry – Digital Signage / Narrowcasting tool. In this blog we… Read more: Raspberry – Digital Signage / Narrowcasting

Since Espressif Systems arrived in our collective consciousness, they have expanded their range from the ESP8266 to the ESP32, and going beyond… Read more: ESP32 – S3 MINI Pinout

As my Octoprint® Project extends, It’s time to give my Raspberry Pi®, that’s functioning as OctoPrint server with PSU control, a proper Enclosure. The goal is… Read more: OctoPrint® Multiple Printers V

Octoprint® is quickly becoming the best way to drive many types of machines. Including CNC and lasers mills that use the common… Read more: OctoPrint® Multiple Printers III

ESPC2-02 Wi-Fi and BLE coexistence Module is a highly integrated single-chip low power 802.11bgn Wireless LAN (WLAN) network controller. It combines a… Read more: ESP8684 – ESPC2-02 Pinout

OctoPrint® is a great solution for controlling your 3D printer. However, it’s missing one key function. You can’t turn the 3D printer… Read more: OctoPrint® Multiple Printers II

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the ESP32-S2 hardware, and more specifically, the ESP32-S2 Mini pinout. The ESP32-S2… Read more: ESP32-S2 – Pinout

As great as Octoprint® is, there are some limitations. Plus, while Raspberry Pi’s are cheap, they quickly add up in cost —… Read more: Octoprint® – Multiple Printers

The upload procedure for ESP32 boards is a little different from a standard Arduino procedure. Most Arduino’s will automatically reset when a… Read more: ESP32 – Auto Program & Reset

Recently I received a package in my mailbox. When I looked, I was surprised to see that it was sent by my… Read more: OMNIFIXO – M4.2

PIP is among the most popular package managers for Python. This article will discuss how to Install PIP on macOS systems. Third-party… Read more: How to Install PIP on macOS

A thermocouple is a device for measuring temperature. It comprises two dissimilar metallic wires joined together to form a junction. When the… Read more: Thermocouple

A PID controller or controller is a very advanced electronic thermostat that ensures that the temperature, for example of an oven or… Read more: PID controller

This blog will step you through the process of taking a finished model, generating a tool path and exporting it as g-code.… Read more: CNC – Autodesk Fusion 360

Since I started my ESP8266 – HomeKit Blinds project, I’ve tried all different kind of soldering techniques to improve my production speed… Read more: PCB – Solder Paste Stencils

In this blog, I’ll show you how to tune your E-steps on your Creality Ender 3 V2 or other 3D printer to… Read more: Creality Ender – Calibrate E-Steps

What is PCB solder paste? PCB solder paste is a powdered mixture of flux and solder. It is used to attach thousands of tiny… Read more: PCB – Solder Paste

Thread is a new, energy-efficient networking technology found on the HomePod mini and Apple TV 4K (2021). Products from Nanoleaf, Eve and… Read more: HomeKit – Thread

We are on the eve of a lot of changes in the field of Home Smart accessories. Despite the fact that a… Read more: Matter | Development

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the Arduino® Nano hardware, and more specifically, the Arduino® Nano pinout. Arduino®… Read more: Arduino® Nano – Pinout

How to make your KiCad 6 files ready for production isn’t that complicated, but you have to know the requirements your supplier… Read more: KiCAD 6 – Generate Gerber file for SeeedStudio

Matter, previously project CHIP, is the new foundation for connected things. Guided by the Connectivity Standards Alliance, and developed through collaboration amongst all… Read more: HomeKit – Matter

Need to add a HomeKit device you build, but don’t have the QR code? HomeKit-enabled accessories come with a specific QR code… Read more: ESP32 – HomeKit QR-code

Bugs are something you not want in your software, but surly not in your house—period. And fruit flies are especially unwanted houseguests.… Read more: DIY – Get Rid of Fruit Flies

In this blog, I’ll show you how to add a battery and charger to any microcontroller based project based on an Arduino,… Read more: ESP32 – Battery charger

As you are used to, I always illustrate my projects with a scheme made in Fritzing. The standard components are usually present in the… Read more: Fritzing – New Parts

As a little boy, I saw Star Wars. I was completely absorbed in the futuristic world. The VHS tapes were completely destroyed… Read more: 3D – Star Wars TIE Fighter

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the ESP32 Wroom 32D hardware, and more specifically, the ESP32 pinout. ESP32… Read more: ESP32 – Pinout

As a little boy, I saw Star Wars. I was completely absorbed in the futuristic world. The VHS tapes were completely destroyed… Read more: 3D – Star Wars R2-D2

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the ESP32-CAM hardware, and more specifically, the ESP32-CAM pinout. ESP32-CAM is based… Read more: ESP32 CAM – Pinout

The ESP-C3-12F NodeMCU Kit is an extremely powerful board for all kind of applications. Powered by the ESP32-C3FN4 chip, this low-power, low-cost,… Read more: ESP-C3-12F – RGB LED

The ESP32 comes with 2 Xtensa 32-bit LX6 microprocessors. So, it is dual core. When we run code on the Arduino app, by default,… Read more: ESP32 Dual Core with Arduino IDE

As a little boy, I saw Star Wars. I was completely absorbed in the futuristic world. The VHS tapes were completely destroyed… Read more: 3D – Star Wars AT-AT

This Project is Featured on instructables! I have already written several blogs about ESP HomeKit. For the more experienced makers, this is… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Essentials Lightstrip

As a little boy, I saw Star Wars. I was completely absorbed in the futuristic world. The VHS tapes were completely destroyed… Read more: 3D – Star Wars X-Wing

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the ESP8266-12S hardware, and more specifically, the ESP8266 pinout. The ESP8266 is… Read more: ESP8266 – Pinout

As a little boy, I saw Star Wars. I was completely absorbed in the futuristic world. The VHS tapes were completely destroyed… Read more: 3D – Star Wars Millenium Falcon

Many have been eagerly awaiting the ESP32C3 from Espressif. It has only one computing core instead of the usual two processor cores… Read more: ESP32-C3 – Your New ESP8266

In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the Raspbrry Pi® hardware, and more specifically, the Raspbrry Pi® 4 Model… Read more: Raspberry Pi® 4 Model B – Pinout

Now that I have a CNC machine, I need tooling. But I can’t go sticking any old drill bit into the chuck.… Read more: CNC – Mills for Your CNC Machine

After writing quite a few blogs about ESP8266 in combination with HomeKit SDK, it is now time to look at the ESP32.… Read more: ESP32 – HomeKit LED

For those who know me a little better, know that I’am a huge fan of Star Wars. When I was browsing the… Read more: 3D – Star Wars AT-AT

Okay things have gotten a bit more complicated than we are used to. Since the arrival of the ESP32 module, Espressif the… Read more: ESP32 – Developing With ESP-IDF

Know the status of your blinds. Simple and easy to install with no tools required, The ESP8266 – HomeKit blinds Contact Sensor… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Blinds Contact Sensor

If you’ve worked on electronic projects in the past, you’ve probably heard of breadboards before, and maybe even used them. But what… Read more: DIY – BREADBOARD

Finally It’s here my CNC 3018 Pro Router! I came really fast within one week. Time to see what is in the… Read more: CNC – 3018 Pro Assembly

The developers behind KiCad have released a new version! KiCad 6 is a collection of open source programs for designing electronic schematics… Read more: KiCAD – Release 6

In this blog we look at the BME680 Integrated Environmental Sensor with Arduino Nano microcontroller. The BME680 is a gas sensor that… Read more: BME680 – Gas Sensor

Yes!, today I ordered my first CNC Machine. I had searched the internet for a affordable CNC router. An I found the… Read more: CNC – 3018 Pro

Know the status of your Garage door. Simple and easy to install with no tools required, The ESP8266 – HomeKit Garage door.… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Garage Door Contact Sensor

For an upcoming project I need a Library for a Tower Pro™ servo motor 9G (SG90). Since this is a project for… Read more: RTOS servo motor Library

ESP32-C3 is a single-core Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 (LE) microcontroller SoC, based on the open-source RISC-V architecture. It strikes the right balance… Read more: ESP32-C3 – Pinout

The Tower Pro™ Micro servo S9 (SG90) motor is one of the most popular servo motors at the moment. This servo motor… Read more: SG90 Servo – Pinout

In this blog we look at the Sensirion SHT3x Temperature/Humidity sensors are some of the finest & highest-accuracy devices you can get.… Read more: SHT3x – Temperature and Humidity Sensor

Servo motors can be found in robotic arms, cameras, lathes, CNC machines, printing presses and other engineering applications where precision and repetitive… Read more: SG90 Servo – Modification

Know the status of your door. Simple and easy to install with no tools required, The ESP8266 – HomeKit Door Contact Sensor… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Door Contact Sensor

Number one on my DIY wish list was the replacement of my 3d printer. Santa was good to me this year and… Read more: Creality Ender 3 – V2

Look into any commercially made electronic device these days, and it is filled with tiny components (SMD). Rather than using traditional components… Read more: SMD – Sizes and Packages

What’s up fellow makers, today we do another little product review. I ordered and received a package from Omnifixo, and I’m quite… Read more: OMNIFIXO – M4.2

Year 2021 will go down in history as one of the worst in recent memory. It has been pretty eventful, to put… Read more: Happy New Year 2022

For those that starting with the Node MCU ESP modules, I have made some pinout diagrams, their functions and how to use… Read more: ESP8266 – NodeMCU PinOut

In this blog we look at the BH1750 light intensity sensor breakout board with a 16 bit AD converter built-in which can… Read more: BH1750 – Light Sensor Module

For my CNC 3018 I want to be able to control it it wireless. So I need somekind of CNC Server. After… Read more: CNC – Server

Know the status of your window. Simple and easy to install with no tools required, The ESP8266 – HomeKit Window Contact Sensor… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Window Contact Sensor

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – PMSA003i

Since the corona virus I have become increasingly aware of my environment. I also started to delve deeper into my living environment… Read more: PMSA003 – Optical Particles Sensor

He’s making a list, He’s checking it twice, He’s gonna find out who’s naughty or nice, Santa Claus is coming to town… Read more: DIY – Wishlist

Know the status of something you can open or close. Simple and easy to install with no tools required, The ESP8266 –… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Contact Sensor

Have you ever wanted to create a project that involved non-contact detection, such as detecting the closing of a door, counting the… Read more: 3144 – Hall effect Sensor

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Air Quality Sensor

Say if you have a sensor that is supplying a voltage that is much higher than you may need for a particular… Read more: ESP8266 – Voltage Divider

After making a lot of ESP8266 HomeKit samples, it might be time to explain how to add more than one accessory to… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Accessory Pairing

As you know I made some PDB’s in the past for some projects. From “Normal” components I switched over to SMD. But… Read more: SMD – HDI Connector

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Thermostat

MQ135 sensor is a SNO2 with a lower conductivity of clean air. The MQ series of gas sensors uses a small heater… Read more: MQ135 – Gas Sensor Module

A few weeks ago I was looking for a small oscilloscope module. While searching the web I came across the type DSO138… Read more: DSO 138 – Digital Oscilloscope

If you want to control a Stepper you can do this using a micro-controller, this will take up a lot of the… Read more: DRV8825 – Pinout

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – 28BYJ-48

The upload procedure for ESP8266 boards is a little different from a standard Arduino procedure. Most Arduino’s will automatically reset when a… Read more: ESP8266 – Auto Program & Reset

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. they also know I am thinking up and creating… Read more: 3D Models – Cable Clamps

This is one of my bucket list the CNC – Mini Laser Engraver. You probably have seen one come by at one… Read more: CNC – Mini Laser Engraver

The 28BYJ-48 is one of the cheapest stepper motors you can find. Although it is not super accurate but yet powerful, it is… Read more: Stepper Motor – 28BYJ-48

For anyone out there who has ever struggled finding a part for KiCAD, there are some who would say you’re doing it… Read more: KiCAD – Custom Library Part IV

The most valuable part of a computer is also its most fragile: Data are the wealth of a digital lifestyle, a currency of… Read more: Crash – Backup Strategies

For anyone out there who has ever struggled finding a part for KiCAD, there are some who would say you’re doing it… Read more: KiCAD – Custom Library Part V

macOS Big Sur is now available for free download from the Mac App Store. With the help of this guide we will… Read more: macOS – Big Sur Bootable USB

For anyone out there who has ever struggled finding a part for KiCad, there are some who would say you’re doing it… Read more: KiCAD – Custom Library Part III

Slowly but surely I am looking at the extensions of the “standard” ESP HomeKit accessories, how to implement them. Now I am… Read more: ESP8266 HomeKit – Battery Status

For anyone out there who has ever struggled finding a part for KiCAD, there are some who would say you’re doing it… Read more: KiCAD – Custom Library Part II

For anyone out there who has ever struggled finding a part for KiCAD, there are some who would say you’re doing it… Read more: KiCAD – Custom Library Part I

The “WEMOS D1 Esp-Wroom-02” that I got from Ali express is another micro controller development board with an ESP8266 WiFi chip. The board has an… Read more: ESP8266 – ESP-WROOM-02 with 18650 battery

The iMac is an iconic piece of hardware that I love to use. What to do when you want to increase it… Read more: iMac – SSD Upgrade

Now that I have my MagicMirror² up and running on my Raspberry Pi Zero W. You probably want to clone your SD… Read more: Raspberry Pi Zero W – MagicMirror² SD Clone

The first question that probably comes to your mind is “What?, Why?” when you read this headline: ESP HomeKit SDK – On… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – On a Raspberry Pi Zero W

StudioPieters® may give a 35% discount on the entire webhosting order from Oni, unfortunately the provider is of a Dutch nature. The… Read more: Your own website online, quickly and easily arranged!

Have you just created your first HomeKit accessory? Then we help you set up all the functions that HomeKit offers, such as… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Set up: Manual for new users

Security lighting is widely used as a preventive measure against intrusions on a physical piece of property. Since adequate lighting around a… Read more: HC-SR501 – Motion Sensor adding LDR

One of the most important features of the ESP HomeKit project is security. Because it is open source, you can see that… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Security

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP 8266 – HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip. I am so enthusiastic about this Software… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit NeoPixel RGBW Light Strip

Through some researches I did online on how to minimize components use, I stumbled with using an ATTiny13A chip to be used… Read more: ATTiny13 – Core Programming

While LifeCycle manager has seen several issues in the past and last week (first week of February 2021), these are now all… Read more: ESP8266 – LifeCycle Manager 2.1.2

After a while all software will be updated or there will be some bug fix releases. So does the software that is… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – Revised Installation

After releasing my project  the ESP32 – Homekit Camera, some readers reported issues when trying to use the ESP32-CAM. This blog is… Read more: ESP32 CAM – Troubleshooting

I have been working on my HomeKit projects for quite some time now, but this project has given me some restless nights.… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Blinds

Due to the corona virus, I was thinking about a study I did a few years back. It was a study from… Read more: NASA – Clean Air

There are a few different ways to access OctoPrintTM. Of course, the most common, and feature rich method is through the web… Read more: Octoprint – Kraken

Okay this wasn’t the best year but I don’t see my self like Ebenezer Scrooge. The story tale of his redemption by… Read more: 2021 – Happy New Year Story

Now that you’re set up with OctoPrintTM , you’re ready to start printing. Turn off your Raspberry Pi®, then plug it into your… Read more: Octoprint – Camera

When you have created your first HomeKit accessory. Then you probably want to debug your code or change something, but then you… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Firmware Update with EVE

As my OctoPrintTM  Project extends, It’s time to give my Raspberry Pi®, that’s functioning as OctoPrint server with PSU control, a proper Enclosure.… Read more: OctoPrint – Enclosure

For an upcoming project I need a “clean” ESP8266, and by clean I mean no tin lead on the connectors. I saw… Read more: ESP8266 – Programmer

The I²C bus communication is one out of three possible communication protocols, the ESP8266 is able to communicate with other devices like… Read more: ESP8266 – I²C bus

When I started my blog I needed to learn a lot. I basically started from scratch! Because I have autodidact ability I… Read more: Software – Rubber duck debugging

Now that I have my MagicMirror² up and running on my Raspberry Pi Zero W. It’s time to look at the MagicMirror²… Read more: Raspberry Pi Zero W – MagicMirror² LCD

In this blog, I will learn you how to Create a new symbol  (or component as it is also known). You use… Read more: KiCAD – Create a new Symbol

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Dual Lamps

Dad I want a Nintendo! that’s what I hear for days from my little princess. Ever since Mario is popular again, even… Read more: Raspberry Pi – Super Nintendo

When I’m coding a new ESP-HomeKit accessory I use the free HomeKit Accessory Protocol Specification (Non-Commercial Version) form Apple. To see how… Read more: HomeKit Accessory Protocol Specification

If you read my HomeKit articles, you will have seen that I use Docker to compile my code. Docker is operating-system-level virtualisation… Read more: Docker – Docker Images

For those who follow my blog know that I have been working with ESP HomeKit for a while. To make new accessories… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – Reset HomeKit Device

When I reinstalled my iMac with macOS Catalina in January 2020 I stubbled upon a error that I had seen before but… Read more: MacOS Catalina – Python 3

This is a Project, that’s for a really long time on my bucket list! The MagicMirror², so time to realize this one.… Read more: Raspberry Pi Zero W – MagicMirror²

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP32 – Homekit Camera

I’m currently working on a project that requires a cheap, low-power micro-controller that’s programmable through Arduino and has a few more pins… Read more: ATTINY – Micro-Controller Programming

I have only started electronics as a hobby and it has been a great learning resource for me so I am far… Read more: Arduino – OLED (I2C)

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP8266 – HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip EX

OctoPrint TM is a great solution for controlling your 3D printer. However, it’s missing one key function. You can’t turn the 3D… Read more: Octoprint – PSU Control

Some time back I ran into OctoPrint TM. I immediately wanted to know more as I saw the potential of this software.… Read more: 3D – OctoPrint

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Light Sensor

The ESP32 chip comes with 48 pins with multiple functions. Not all pins are exposed in all ESP32 development boards, and there… Read more: ESP32 – PinOut

Recently I walked through the Action and saw an assortment of smart home products here. My attention was drawn to the wifi… Read more: ESP8285 – Power Plug

In the past I introduced you to LifeCycle manager to manage you Firmware you made for your ESP8266 HomeKit accessories. Then I encountered… Read more: ESP8266 – LifeCycle Manager 2

Espressif announced ESP8285 WiFi SoC was entering production last March 2020. The new processor is based on ESP8266, but the company added… Read more: ESP8285 – MicroController

In my previous blog I made a ESP8266 – HomeKit Fountain light. Now it’s time to expand this with some Garden lights.… Read more: ESP8266 HomeKit – Garden Light

Social distancing is here to stay for much more than a few weeks. It will upend our way of life, in some… Read more: Corona Virus – back to “Normal”

Dear readers of my blog,  hardly anyone can have missed that we are currently dealing with a pandemic regarding the Corona virus.… Read more: Corona Virus

I have done a fresh installation. I am not in favor of updating an OS. When updating the OS, traces are always… Read more: macOS – Installing Python

As a week has passed a lot has happened. (HacK a.k.a. HomeACcessoryKid) maker of LifeCycle Manager has done a lot of work… Read more: ESP8266 – LifeCycle Manager Trouble Update

As of this weekend I encountered some trouble with LCM (LifeCycle Manager). After contacting the the maker (HacK a.k.a. HomeACcessoryKid) of LifeCycle… Read more: ESP8266 – LifeCycle Manager Trouble

Now that I made a few examples of the HomeKit accessories, It’s time for some in depth HomeKit Code Analysis. For this… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Code Analysis

I need a remote that I can program and that will work on batteries for a long time. So I was thinking… Read more: Arduino – nRF24L01+ Interfacing

I need a remote that I can program and that will work on batteries for a long time. So I was thinking… Read more: Arduino – 433MHz RF Interfacing

As you are used to, I always illustrate my projects with a scheme made in Fritzing. The standard components are usually present… Read more: Fritzing – New Parts

My wife has always wanted to have a water ornament in the garden. To her pleasure my father-in-law wanted to remove his… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Fountain light

In my previous blogs I started a new project Raspberry Pi® –  Powerunit® with a follow up about the software here. Hereafter… Read more: Raspberry Pi® – Powerunit® – Part III

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Blind Sensor

We can make plenty of PCB designs using KiCAD, a powerful open source CAD tool. What makes them unique is customized Logo… Read more: KiCAD – Add a Logo

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Garage Door Sensor

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Window Sensor

Here are the first versions of the Reference Sheets, sometimes the are also called cheatsheets, These Reference Sheets are a concise set… Read more: SMD – Reference Sheets

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Door Sensor

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Contact Sensor

For those who read my blog regularly, I know that I always order my PCB’s from SeeedStudio. Recently SeeedStudio contacted me if… Read more: Advertorial – Raspberry Pi Zero W

The holidays are coming again. So it’s time for a great offer! You can pass on this discount code to friends /… Read more: Webhosting – 15% continuous discount

As I’m working on the ESP HomeKit project’s I needed a machine that was running Linux. Because my MacBook Pro did not… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – Ubuntu On Virtualbox

In my previous blog here, I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Motion Sensor

For a new ESP HomeKit project I need a Motion Sensor. There are Serveral options out there, but the most common ist… Read more: HC-SR501 – Motion Sensor

When you are creating a PCB first you start with the scheme when this is done you will design the PCB, generate… Read more: KiCAD – Assembly Files

SMT / SMD Component Packages: sizes, dimensions, details it’s a whole world on itself. When you are looking for the right component… Read more: SMD – Component Packages

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Power Outlet

If a new version of macOS becomes available, there are a lot of people who are considering a clean installation, a so-called… Read more: macOS – Catalina Bootable USB

For those that starting with the ESP modules, I have made some pinout diagrams, their functions and how to use them. The… Read more: ESP8266 – PinOut

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – Homekit Lock

In this blog I will show you how to program a ESP32S and a ESP32 + CAM as I use these the… Read more: ESP32 – Program a ESP32

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Fan Switch

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Light Switch

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Switch

If you’re a maker, designer or an engineer, chances are you’ll need to make a custom worm wheel at some point. This… Read more: 3D Models – Worm Gear

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Temperature & Humidity Sensor

The last time I installed the ESP SDK for the “standard” ESP8266 modules. Now I need to install the toolchain for the… Read more: ESP32 – Toolchain Installation

Since I have my iPhone XR, I have been extremely pleased with face ID. However, my iPhone is always flat on the… Read more: 3D Models – Apple iPhone Stand

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit NeoPixel Light Strip

If you’re a maker, designer or an engineer, chances are you’ll need to make a custom enclosure at some point. This might… Read more: 3D Models – Snap Fit

In my previous blog here I tested the ESP HomeKit Software Development Kit. I am so enthusiastic about this Software Development Kit,… Read more: ESP8266 – HomeKit Button

Now that I have the ESP HomeKit SDK up and running its time to add a cool feature. A QR Code Just… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – QR Code

As I’m working on the ESP HomeKit project’s I needed a machine that was running Linux. Because my MacBook Pro did not… Read more: macOS – Ubuntu On Virtualbox

In my previous blog I wrote about the ESP HomeKit SDK and then I realize I needed some distribution system of some… Read more: Software – LifeCycle Manager

It often happens that while working on one project, you need to use another project from within it. Perhaps it’s a library… Read more: Github – Submodules

Okay this was also next level for me! I had absolutely no experience with compiling c code to binary files. But that… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – Full Installation

Maybe you think why a Github Crash Course…because I also started from scratch and had to learn everything from the bottom up.… Read more: Github – Beginners Crash Course

In my previous blog ESP HomeKit SDK – Flash I showed you How to Use a ESP as a HomeKit device. Now… Read more: ESP32 – ESP-WROOM-32

When you are starting with KiCad you will soon be searching if there is a option to add custom parts. KiCad has… Read more: KiCAD – Symbols & Footprints

In the past I wrote about HomeBridge and Homekit2MQTT.  In the past wrote several blogs about sensors, lamps, etc. for both home-bridges.… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK – Flash

Remember the movie “Edge of Tomorrow“? (also known by its marketing tagline Live. Die. Repeat.) Cage is killed in combat, he finds… Read more: ESP8266 – Troubleshooting

I have been fascinated by Domotica all my life. As a small child I visited all the house of the future (The… Read more: ESP HomeKit SDK

As the ones who are following me for a while know that a own a TEVO Tarantula – Prusa i3 3D printer.… Read more: 3D Printer – G-Codes

Hand soldering Surface Mount Devices (SMD) scares a lot of  Makers, but it is easier than what it looks like. Even sometimes,… Read more: SMD – Surface Mounted Device

In my previous blog I covered the hardware and software  and part II here for my  Raspberry Pi® – Powerunit® project. Now… Read more: Raspberry Pi® – Powerunit® PCB Design

Because I’m currently busy with several Raspberry Pi® projects. I found that some of my older MicroSD cards where not preforming as… Read more: Raspberry Pi – MicroSD card performance

I was well on my way with my Powerunit© project until I stumbled upon a problem. I had created my GitHub repository,… Read more: Github – Executable file

In my previous blog here, I have figured out the basic hardware & software setup for my Powerunit® project. Now Its time… Read more: Raspberry Pi® – Powerunit® – Part II

How to program a ATTiny I discussed in my previous blog  here. But I want to go even smaller! In stead of… Read more: ATTiny – SOP programming socket

One thing that was still missing for me on the Raspberry Pi®, was the inclusion of some kind of power switch or… Read more: Raspberry Pi® – Powerunit ®

For an upcoming project I need to improve the electrical characteristics of the PCB by increasing the width of the Ground and… Read more: KiCAD – Controlling the track width

I want to extend my storage but it also has to be redundant, so I don’t loss any data that’s why I’m… Read more: Raspberry Pi – RAID Storage

For a new project, I was, once again playing around with Kicad, the new version has received a lot of changes, improvements… Read more: KICAD – Raspberry Pi Zero W Template

In one of my previous posts (ATTiny85), I detailed an ATTiny85, or in my case the ATTiny85 SMD chip. These chips are… Read more: ATTiny85 – OLED (I2C)

In my previous blog here I wanted to extend my storage but it also has to be redundant, so I don’t loss… Read more: Raspberry Pi – NAS Storage

I have some Philips® hue lightning bulbs in my home. To operate these lights they need permanent power, wall switches have to… Read more: ESP8266 – Philips® hue Switch

Recently I was working on a new project here. For this project I need an Arduino Nano V3.0 Clone. After I had… Read more: Arduino – bootloader Upgrade

In my previous blog I installed Apache 2 on a raspberry Pi. To display more than simple HTML pages, you need to… Read more: Raspberry Pi – Apache Web Server – Part II

Through some researches I did online on how to minimize components use, I stumbled with using an ATTiny85 chip to be used… Read more: ATTiny85 – Core Programming

Handy, such a ready-to-use hosting package, but to have complete control over your web server, it’s best to roll up your sleeves… Read more: Raspberry Pi – Apache Web Server

For an upcoming project I need and Arduino. Arduino is awesome. The boards are solid, the programming language and IDE are easy,… Read more: Arduino – attiny85

I recently managed to get hold of an Apple AirPort Extreme 6th generation. Now I can replace one of my Apple AirPort… Read more: Apple AirPort Extreme 6th generation – Wall Mount

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – Philips hue Bridge Version 3

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – Apple TV 4K A1625

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models -Apple AirPort Extreme A1521

If a new version of macOS becomes available, there are a lot of people who are considering a clean installation, a so-called… Read more: macOS – Mojave Bootable USB

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – Apple AirPort Extreme A1408

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – iPhone XS

For those who follow my blog know that I have a 3D printer. Besides thinking up and creating everyday solutions with my… Read more: 3D Models – Apple iPhone XR

As part of Apple’s new education initiative, Apple has refreshed a new e-learning tool for teachers to quickly get up to speed… Read more: Apple – Teacher

If a new version of macOS becomes available, there are a lot of people who are considering a clean installation, a so-called… Read more: macOS – High Sierra Bootable USB

This is one of my “shelf” projects that I want to make . I use a Arduino Nano to connect all the… Read more: Arduino – Air Quality Monitor

If a new version of macOS becomes available, there are a lot of people who are considering a clean installation, a so-called… Read more: macOS – Sierra Bootable USB

In my previous blog you could read how I made a proper wall mount for my Philips hue Bridge. The goal was… Read more: Philips Hue Bridge – Wall Mount V2.0

To Keep track of the current time you need a seperate module, because the arduino can’t do this for you. Therfore I… Read more: DS3231 – Precision Real Time Clock

Last Sunday we celibrated my fathersday, my kids have crafted there present for me whith the traditional poem. But the had another… Read more: Philips Hue Bridge – Wall Mount

I always wanted to connect something over Bluetooth if found this module the AT 09 BLE module. But first I need to know… Read more: Arduino – AT 09 BLE module

In the past I used different Sensors like the DHT11, DHT22 and MQ135. Now for one of my ongoing projects I’m going… Read more: GP2Y1010AU0F – PM2.5 Optical Particle Sensor

Keeping your software up to date is one of the most important things you can do to maintain your Raspberry Pi and… Read more: Homebridge – Updates & Security

In my previous Blog I made a ESP XXXX XX Programmer PCB in the KiCAd programme.  Manufacturing of these PCB is the… Read more: KiCad – PCB Manufacturing

Because I’m always testing I also need several times a clean install to exclude any errors. This time I found my self… Read more: HomeBridge – Homekit 2 MQTT revised Installation

The next project is to create a MQTT button, So we can control other MQTT devices or start a homekit scene without… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT Button

If you’re like me and you’ve decided to take the plunge to learn KiCad – electronic design it can be real challenge.… Read more: KiCad – electronic design

After a good first start in my previous blog, I had to find another motor with more torque or some other kind… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT Blinds – Part II

For whom already visit my blog before know that after my website crashed, I could save a lot of posts, but unfortunately… Read more: ESP8266 – Program a 01 & 12F

In the past I used different motor shields like the A4988, DVR8825 and ULN2003A. Now for one of my ongoing projects i’m… Read more: NodeMcu v3 – L293D Motor Shield

After several questions about automating blinds, I found the solution. In this blog I show you how to automate your blinds. Homebridge… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT Blinds

After the basics of sending and receiving data packages over MQTT it’s to combine these in a more complex project. Lets see… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT NeoPixel

In the past I have worked a lot with separate ESP-8266-12E modules, it was necessary to add several components to keep the… Read more: NodeMcu v3 – ESP-12E Development Board

Now that I’ve made at MQTT LED setup in my previous blog, It’s time to make a MQTT Sensor that Sends information… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT Temperature & Humidity Sensor

So now that I have installed and configured my Apple Homebridge based on MQTT. Its time to test if it works with… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT controlling a Led

In my previous Blog I made a Apple TV 5 4K – Wall Mount. But I also want a wall mount for… Read more: Apple TV 5 4K – Siri Remote Wall Mount

As I’m testing my new build Homekit accesoires I need to manually start my Apple Homebridge based on MQTT every time I… Read more: HomeBridge – MQTT Auto Start

In my previous blog you could read how I made a proper enclosure for my Homebridge project. The goal should be to… Read more: HomeBridge – Enclosure V2.0

I have been fascinated by Domotica all my life. As a small child I visited all the house of the future (The… Read more: HomeBridge – Homekit 2 MQTT

It has been a while sins I made a module for my HomeBridge, now I wanted to see if I could make… Read more: HomeBridge – Door Lock

A few weeks back I made a RGB Light for my HomeBridge, now I wanted to see if I could make a… Read more: HomeBridge – NEOPixel Light

Apple lanced the new Apple TV 5 4K, Fortunately it has the same dimensions as the previous Apple TV 4. so I… Read more: Apple TV 5 4K – Wall Mount

Before you can install HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi Zero W, you must first provide it with Raspbian OS. How to install… Read more: HomeBridge – Wireless

After installing my Raspberry Pi Zero W in my previous blog here. All I have to do is configure a static IP… Read more: Raspberry Pi Zero W – Static IP Address

After we moved to our new house, I decided not to put a wired network through the house. That is, it is… Read more: Apple AirPort Extreme 5th generation – Wall Mount

In the past I use the ApplePi-Baker as application to prepare an SD-Card for use with Raspberry Pi’s and to “Flash” and… Read more: Raspberry Pi Zero W – Headless setup

As my Homebridge Project extends, It’s time to give my Raspberry Pi, that’s functioning as HomeBridge server, a proper Enclosure. The goal… Read more: HomeBridge – Enclosure

Well after my last successes to make a accessory for my HomeBridge, I want to see if I can make a controllable… Read more: HomeBridge – RGB Light

In a addition to my Nest thermostat, I bought three Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detector’s. For each floor one… Read more: Nest – Protect (second generation)

Well after my last successes to make a accessory for my HomeBridge, I want to see if I can make a Temperature… Read more: HomeBridge – Temperature & Humidity

Well after a long time I’ve picked up where I left my HomeBridge project. Its time to go to the next level;… Read more: HomeBridge – Relays & Lights

After a long search on the internet for a wall mount for my Apple TV 4, I have decided to 3D print… Read more: Apple TV 4 – Wall Mount

As I where searching for new plugin’s for my Homebridge I stumbled upon Homebridge Server. The purpose of this plugin is to change… Read more: HomeBridge – Homebridge Server

Everyone with an Internet connection can use Google to find the default username and password of your Raspberry Pi. This is, as… Read more: HomeBridge – Network Security

This weekend I reinstalled my Raspberry Pi with the Raspbian Jessie Lite image. Then I ran into some connections problems. Because I… Read more: Raspberry Pi – SSH Trouble

After a update to macOS and plugging in an Arduino Nano clone suddenly caused a kernel dump on my Apple MacBook Air. I’m… Read more: macOS – Arduino Nano Trouble

I have been fascinated by Domotica all my life. As a small child I visited all the house of the future (The… Read more: HomeBridge – Installation

Add Finger-Swipe Support to Webpages. One of the more interesting and fun aspects of iPad usage is the ability to effect change… Read more: WebDesign – JQuery Swipe

As you already could read in one of my previous DIY – First Order Storm Trooper blog. I finished my Pepakura Storm… Read more: Star Wars – First Order Storm Trooper – Part III

My pepakura build of the new Star Wars – First Order Storm Trooper helmet has begun, and I already know — this… Read more: Star Wars – First Order Storm Trooper – Part II

DIY – First Order Storm trooper As always when I surfing the internet, I stumbled on new things I want to make or… Read more: Star Wars – First Order Storm Trooper

How to add custom font to your webpage. In order to give your site your own identity, frequently webdesigners use there own… Read more: WebDesign – Custom Font

When I begin a new project, half the battle is starting on the right foot. I imagine others feel the same, as… Read more: WebDesign – The Grid

Because my website is being down for almost a month, I decided to take a moment and talk about website outages and… Read more: Websites Crash