Final revision of my voice remote project. Uses an Adafruit Feather v2 (not cheap, but it seemed to be the best overall choice). Power consumption measures under 40uA in deep sleep, so should have decent battery life. Reports battery voltage to HA for monitoring, wakes once per hour to update. Fairly quick wake, connect to voice response, with status LED for WIFI state and voice assist state. STL/STEP files at GitHub: https://github.com/techdregs/Home-Assistant-Voice-Remote. Build video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeUG3Si9fZk.
#Voice Assist Remote, Battery Power
hazy stone
arctic adder
Great. I see that i have some of the hardware laying arround , so maybe i,ll try it out.
arctic adder
I thought i had that esp32 , but mine is a esp32 lite v1....
arctic adder
hey, i got it working. Still in test but it seems to work fine with simple comands.
I really didnt want to buy the esp you used , it,s too expensive, i am using an esp32 lolin lite e looks like it works well. Of course still to soon to see the battery life.
One thing this board don,t have is an pin with the voltage of the battery, i have to make a voltage divider and use a pin to have that data too.
hazy stone
hey, i got it working. Still in test but it seems to work fine with simple coman...
Nice! Yeah, that's the one downside. I couldn't find a cheaper board with all the features, but I do recognize that it's not a cheaper board. Glad you got it working though!