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Code for a smart light built using an esp8266
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README.md

Lua code, scripts, and firmware for my smart light project.

How to use

You can flash this to your esp8266 (with nodemcu on it), change the pin numbers correspondingly, and it should work.

It has a relay attached to it that switches a lot on/off depending on the voltage, as well as a temperature sensor connected to the ADC (analog-digital converter) pin, which is used to handle motion detection using a sonar sensor. You can modify the code according to whatever hardware you have.

The main useful thing here is the code for getting reliable sonar readings.

Hardware used: