Mario's ESPTimeCast: Retro-Styled Wi-Fi LED Matrix for Time & Weather
Mario, a renowned developer of open-source projects, has created ESPTimeCast. This innovative device displays time and weather data on an LED matrix, all controlled via Wi-Fi using ESP32 or ESP8266 microcontrollers.
ESPTimeCast is built around an LED matrix composed of four 8x8 modules, driven by MAX7219 ICs. It retrieves accurate time from NTP servers and up-to-date weather information from OpenWeatherMap. The device's configuration is conveniently managed through a web interface hosted directly on the device.
Housed in a stylish 3D-printed enclosure inspired by late 60s/early 70s decor, ESPTimeCast is not just functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Mario, known for his work with ESP microcontrollers and timekeeping projects, designed ESPTimeCast to showcase simple data on a custom-built gadget.
ESPTimeCast, created by Mario, combines modern technology with retro aesthetics. It offers a unique way to display time and weather data, all controlled wirelessly via a user-friendly web interface. This open-source project is a testament to Mario's expertise in ESP microcontrollers and his passion for creating practical, stylish devices.
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