ESP-Now
Farm-Data-Relay-System
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ESP-Now
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Not sure where to start, looking for points in the right direction
There's some other good tutorials for it as well, https://randomnerdtutorials.com/?s=esp-now and https://github.com/HarringayMakerSpace/ESP-Now
- Looking for a good reference for setting up multiple ESP8266's to collect temperature data
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Powering 16 ESP01s with servos
For power, I'd recommend Li-Ion primary (non-rechargeable) cells, whatever size works best for you. Those have essentially zero internal leakage and a 5 year shelf-life. If you've done it all correctly, it's conceivable it could be 5 years before you need to change the batteries (on top of a 30' ladder). You'd need a small high-efficiency buck converter to drop the 6.8V batteries down to 3.3V for the ESP, with a separate switched 5V linear regulator (one with a SHUTDOWN pin) to power the servos when they need to be driven. The ESP will consume 16-20uA in Deep Sleep, and the buck converter should mostly be off, except for when the ESP wakes every 3.5 hours (maximum Deep Sleep interval). If you're already using ESP-NOW to talk to the vent ESPs, then you could do a 'vent changed' check every time it wakes, otherwise it's more efficient to go back to Sleep quickly and wait until 12-24 hours has elapsed before you fire up a full WiFi connection. Not counting buck inefficiencies and servo movements, the ESP would only consume about 175mAh per year. The batteries will expire before they empty, maybe in 6-7 years.
- Help with grad project. Communication between 2 esps
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ESPNow to Wifi Gateway - part of an Ultra Low Power Sensor project
I presume you've seen Anthony Elder's examples? He got a single ESP to act as hub by restarting it. In a low-traffic environment that'd work. There was discussion and a new PR to speed up the reconnect time using WIFI_RESUME that's been merged in the git repo, which should make a single-ESP hub faster to respond. You'd need a little fault checking in case the BSSID changes of course, but for the normal case things would be faster.
- ESP NOW can't send Strings longer that 10 characters
- Battery powered WiFi button with ESP8266 - HTTP or MQTT?
- Lowest Possible Power (Wifi) for ESP 8266
- Can't measure esp's current. Please help!
Farm-Data-Relay-System
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What do you guys think about my Smart Plant Monitor?
FDRS is a custom built system on top of ESPNow (and lora, wifi, etc) that makes the messaging simple. https://github.com/timmbogner/Farm-Data-Relay-System https://youtu.be/6JI5wZABWmA
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We want your feedback on The IoT Bridge: Solving the IoT interoperability problem with a generic, no code, universal wireless IoT gateway
I second this.. i just discovered FDRS and am in the process of hooking a remote gate up to my Home Assistant server with a couple of heltec ESP32/Lora modules. Clicked through because this sounds like it could've been an alternative method of doing the same thing BUT the website lists no hardware, no documentation, no pricing... do you expect every prospective customer to have a conversation with you about what they need?
- Updated Design Review Request
- Multiple Esp8266 communicating with central hub (rpi or esp32) using wire
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Need suggestion to build a project using ESP32 and LoRa
Have a look at FDRS, it should simplify your project's needs greatly.
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Farm Data Relay System
Shared by: https://github.com/timmbogner/Farm-Data-Relay-System/blob/main/README.md
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Question re feasibility
I'd look at FDRS, I feel like it would fit your situation very well. Depending on the physical layout of our hives, you might have 1 node (w/ weight/t&h/audio sensors) per hive, one repeater and one gateway. You may not need the repeater, or you may need more than one. Using ESPNow, you can get 300m line of sight (even further if using ESPNow LR), Lora you can go much further.
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Techniques for sleeping sensors overnight
Another FDRS user contributed an example using a DS3231 that you can look off of here.
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I designed Farm Data Relay System to provide access to remote sensor and controller nodes in outdoor settings. It's a simple framework that bridges ESP-NOW, LoRa, and MQTT devices on a low power budget. You can also implement ESP-NOW or LoRa repeaters to move data farther.
I have been working on this project for a while, but only recently added controller functionality in an official capacity. As such, I updated my infographics and wanted to share them with the class: UART, MQTT.
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Low power ESP8266 circuit for soil measurement
This is a shameless plug, as it's a video about my own project. I actually have a soil moisture sensor experiment underway however, which I documented in this wiki page.
What are some alternatives?
esphome - ESPHome is a system to control your ESP8266/ESP32 by simple yet powerful configuration files and control them remotely through Home Automation systems.
Tasmota - Alternative firmware for ESP8266 and ESP32 based devices with easy configuration using webUI, OTA updates, automation using timers or rules, expandability and entirely local control over MQTT, HTTP, Serial or KNX. Full documentation at
WifiEspNow - ESP-NOW Arduino library for ESP8266 and ESP32
Home Assistant - :house_with_garden: Open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first.
ultra-low-power-trigger-sensor-using-esp8266
Smooth - C++ framework for embedded programming on top of Espressif's ESP-IDF.
ESP32-eduroam - Examples with connection to eduroam powered university networks around the world and then to IoT services or self-hosted websites..
openhab-distro - The binary distribution of openHAB
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