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Control electrical devices from user web browser using ESP8266 NodeMCU
Petus
January 13 2016
Arduino
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Do you want to control devices from webpage? Why not, and this project can be helpful for you. Main part is
ESP8266
and
NodeMCU
.
You find code for ESP8266 on the webpge.
http://internetofthinking.blogspot.ch/2015/12/control-electrical-devices-from-user.html
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