USB power adapter (at least 1A, I used one from an iPhone).Adafruit Feather Huzzah ESP8266 microcontroller board.Computer running Arduino software with ESP8266 support installed.This project uses AC electricity, which could harm you or start a fire- don't leave this project connected to power unattended, and if you don't know what you're doing, work under the supervision of someone who does. If you're new to Arduino, we have an intro class for that, too. If you update it to work with the new version of the library, please let me know!įor a full primer on the Arduino ESP8266 workflow, check out my free Instructables Internet of Things Class, and check out Paige's Lamps Class for more lighting inspiration and know-how. Please note: This project code has been invalidated by the fauxmoESP library's change to emulate the Philips Hue protocol instead of Belkin WeMo.
The Arduino code emulates a Belkin WeMo device using the fauxmoESP library, which makes setup a breeze. This Instructable guides you along with me in upgrading a vintage lamp with voice-control using an ESP8266 microntroller and Amazon Echo/Alexa.
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