Verfasst von Bastian Raschke.
Veröffentlicht am 2017-04-16 in der Kategorie ESP8266.
When i took my pennyboard with me, people often saw the technical upgrade under the board and asked me if the board has a motor. I always had to answer No, it has only light and Wi-Fi - but these comments challenged me... Additionally Nils motivated me that i need an electric board for sure. So i started to build one.
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Verfasst von Bastian Raschke.
Veröffentlicht am 2017-03-30 in der Kategorie ESP8266.
For my OpenHab smarthome setup in my room i needed some physical switches to avoid to always need to unlock my phone, start the app, wait until its connected and finally turn on the lights. I use OpenHAB because i have a mixed setup with a lot of Philips Hue bulbs and also some DIY lightstrips which are connected via a ESP8266 and receive their commands via MQTT from my broker. Thus i can't simply use Philips Hue switches. Of course it is possible to grab the state of these switches via OpenHab but in my view these switches are to expensive just because it is just a switch. Other commercial Wi-Fi smart buttons cost nearly the same or more (40€+).
Finally i decided to build my own Wi-Fi buttons with ESP8266...
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Verfasst von Bastian Raschke.
Veröffentlicht am 2016-10-26 in der Kategorie ESP8266.
I just started skating in June 2016. I bought a mini cruiser (better known as "Pennyboard") on Amazon and trained a lot just to be able to cruise through out the city without too much trouble - it took a lot of time for me to get the hang of it :-D I wanted to combine my new hobby with my other nerdy electronics/programming hobby - I built a super cool board with an LED underglow light, which looks really impressive in the dark. But see for yourself:
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Verfasst von Bastian Raschke.
Veröffentlicht am 2016-09-11 in der Kategorie Allgemein.
The A5/1 stream cipher has been used for a long time to encrypt communication data in the GSM system. The cipher was developed in 1987 and is finally broken since 2009. The cipher was initially kept secret but became public after reverse engineering. And the simluator we created, simulates/visualises every step of the algorithm.
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Verfasst von Bastian Raschke.
Veröffentlicht am 2016-08-31 in der Kategorie ESP8266.
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In meinem letzten Artikel habe ich bereits ein cooles RGB-Stimmungslicht mit einem Raspberry Pi und einer Web-App realisiert. Allerdings hat es mich im täglichen Gebrauch gestört, dass immer ein komplettes Linux auf dem Pi läuft, dabei unnötig 5 Watt verbraucht und das System auch nicht ohne schlechtes Gewissen schnell mal aus der Steckdose gezogen werden kann, ohne korrektes Herunterfahren. Und natürlich hat das Booten auch ca. 30-40 Sekunden gedauert. Alles in allem nicht so mega praxistauglich. Aber dann habe ich den ESP8266 kennengelernt.
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