If you already have a ton of smart home devices and you're wondering what to do next, I recommend picking up an ESP8266.

For his Hackaday Prize project, [Matt] is turning lights on and off with an ESP8266 WiFi module, but not just any lights: he’s focusing on low-voltage lighting with the ESPLux.

Brent Voltz makes home IoT easy with Amazon Alexa and the ESP8266. In this project, he created voice controlled lab lighting. This project is sure to brighten your day!

When we first heard about it a few weeks ago, we knew the ESP8266 UART to WiFi module was a special beast. It was cheap, gave every microcontroller the ability to connect to a WiFi network, and ...

This company's prefabricated modular homes are self-powered by solar energy, allowing them to be independent of the power grid. Dvele says their homes are about 90% more efficient than traditional ...

How to achieve smart home nirvana (or, home automation without subscription) With some work and planning, Home Assistant sets your smart home.

While combing the world for modern and able habitats, I ran across a mobile and modular structure dubbed the Flex House. But, as I explored more of this eco-friendly, smart, and sustainable ...

Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global IoT solutions provider, today announces its expanded Wi-Fi module portfolio with the launch of the FC6xE series o ...

Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global IoT solutions provider, is proud to introduce the SG882G, its latest flagship Android/Linux smart module, designe ...