Prototype wifi controlled thermostat

This was for a project in 6.08, a class I am taking currently.
ESP-32 Board I used:
amzn.to/2RDJ0nF

[@NiHaoMike64]

Now add a second sensor for the outside temperature (or a potentiometer for easier testing) and use the green LED to represent bringing air from outside. So for example, if you set 25C when it's currently 28C in the room but only 18C outside, it will open the vent instead of starting the air conditioner.

[@TannerTech]

That is a good idea! Or have it open my window might be cool

[@teku3985]

Pretty dope

[@TannerTech]

Thanks

[@cadenmoore8190]

Yo what class is this??

[@kg5ubb478]

Not 100% sure but probably MIT 6.08: Intro to EECS via Interconnected Embedded Systems Edit: I could have been 100% certain and correct, had I read the description on the first go.

[@TannerTech]

Yep, you are right!

[@phonotical]

You didnt explain the microphone

[@TannerTech]

Yeah, that was on the board for a previous assignment. It is not being used here

[@phonotical]

Project? Did they tell you to use this specifically or did you pick it, because it sounds like they're just making you spend time...

[@TannerTech]

Yes, this was an assignment and I had to turn in the video as part of it. The assignment was to make a wifi thermostat. I grew my skills in SQL, python, c++, and html during this assignment. It was a pretty good use of time for me

[@phonotical]

@@TannerTech I don't know, you're better than that Tanner!

[@cjay2]

@@phonotical Doesn't matter. An assignment is an assignment.

[@phonotical]

@@cjay2 forgive me if I expect more from MIT 😂

[@cjay2]

@@phonotical You're forgiven. MIT gives assignments to their students just like every other place.

[@jmanranger7271]

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