Smart home for construction based on ESP32 processor

Microbit-based programming and electronics kit for building a smart home with a tiny computer for learning programming for children and beginners from Keystudio. An experiential kit for building a smart home based on a Microbit controller, combining electronics, mechanics, and programming, designed for children, youth, and adults who are interested in developing their micro skills and building a combined project of software and hardware that will take them on a fascinating and interesting journey of a combined experience of playing and technological creation together.

SKU: BB-ESP-5009 Categories: ESP32, Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi and more Tags: ESP32, Smart Home, Microbit for Advanced, Projects, Block Programming, Programming for Beginners, Programming for Advanced

Product Description
Key Features

Elegant appearance and home model design.
Includes a wide range of sensor modules.
Control via mobile phone app via the Internet.
Morse code door functionality.
Automatic window closing capability (with rain sensor).
RFID entry functionality.
Programming support in C (Arduino environment) and MicroPython languages.
Kit Components

The kit includes the following components:

ESP32 controller
Various sensor modules (e.g.: PIR sensor, temperature and humidity sensor, rain sensor, gas sensor, soil sensor, RFID module, etc.)
Output modules (e.g.: LEDs, fan, servo motor, LCD1602 display, buzzer)
Passive electronic components (resistors, capacitors, etc.)
Wires and cables for connection
Structural parts for building the house model
Screws and mounting accessories
Projects

The kit guide provides detailed instructions for a variety of projects, from basic to more advanced projects, demonstrating the use of the various sensors and modules and control via an app. Among the projects that can be carried out:

Controlling LEDs (blinking, breathing)
Smart desk lamp (reading a button)
Motion detection using a PIR sensor
Playing music
Automatic doors and windows (controlling a servo, closing a window based on rain)
Mood lighting (controlling an SK6812 LED)
Controlling a fan
Displaying information on an LCD1602 display (for example: hazardous gas alarm)
Temperature and humidity monitoring
Opening a door using RFID
Opening a door using Morse code
Controlling the smart home using WiFi and a mobile phone app
Resources and downloads

On the original support page you will find links to download sample codes (for Arduino and MicroPython), required libraries, drawings, and detailed guides for each project.

Support and troubleshooting

If you encounter difficulties or questions while using the kit, it is recommended to refer to the detailed guide on the original page. Usually, the guide includes sections for solving common problems. You can also search for answers in online communities of makers and electronics.

https://wiki.keyestudio.com/KS5009_Keyestudio_Smart_Home