Motorized rotating platform for 2nd Generation Amazon Echo Show. This tutorial provides the 3D printed parts and assembly instructions. Designed to work with a Node MCU (ESP8266) and a 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor with a ULN2003 Driver. These electronic parts are widely available for under $10. Only additional parts needed are 6mm balls for the bearing (you can use air-soft pellets or buy metal balls). Uses fishydIY device software avilable on github to allow voice controlled rotation of the Echo Show display to face the direction you want.

A linear actuator configured for a ventilation damper. This project tutorial provides the 3D printed parts and assembly instruction. It is designed to work with a Node MCU (ESP8266) and a 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor with a ULN2003 Driver. These electronic parts are widely available for under $10. The device uses fishydIYdevice software avilable on github to allow voice controlled, or local, wifi web controlled, operation of whatever you have the linear actuator connected to.

An RGBLED strip controller. This uses some discrete electronics to control the LED and operates using a Node MCU (ESP8266). These electronic parts are widely available for under $10. The device uses fishydIYdevice software avilable on github to allow voice controlled, or local, wifi web controlled, operation of the LEDs.

A simple switch device set up to control 4 light switches. This project tutorial provides the 3D printed parts and assembly instruction. It is designed to work with a Node MCU (ESP8266) and TODO: put in other parts here. These electronic parts are widely available for under $10. The device uses fishydIYdevice software avilable on github to allow voice controlled, or local, wifi web controlled, operation of lights.