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> Because of it's open architecture and APIs it's easy to build new clients for different platforms (iOS, Android, Windows Universal Apps, Siri/Cortana integration, ...).
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Update 11.06.2016:
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Today I presented the project at [Pi and More 9](https://piandmore.de/) and got some good feedback, even though my presentation was not perfect and time was too short to present everything I prepared. So I uploaded the [slides (german)](documentation/slides/Ein%20SmartLight%20im%20Selbstbau%20für%20unter%2015%20€_Pi%20and%20More%209.pdf) to this repository for your reference.
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___
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[![Demo video WebClient](https://j.gifs.com/kRPrzN.gif)](https://youtu.be/rc6QVHKAXBs)
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[![Demo video Apple Homekit integration](https://j.gifs.com/gJP2o6.gif)](https://youtu.be/4JnGXZaPnrw)
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## The Hardware
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The project ist based on the famous ESP8266 microcontroller and WD2811/WS2812 LED strips. There are many variations of the ESP chip out there, but I chose the NodeMCU dev board, because it's powered by micro USB and has a voltage converter included to power the ESP which uses 3.3V.
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The RGB LED strips are also available in many different flavours as strip or as standalone LEDs and can easily be chained.
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See wiki [Hardware](wiki/Hardware)
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See wiki [Hardware](../../wiki/Hardware)
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## Software installation
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See wiki [Software installation](wiki/Software-installation)
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See wiki [Software installation](../../wiki/Software-installation)
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### Used Libraries
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This project uses libraries and code by different authors:
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- [ ] Stability improvements
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- [ ] Additional clients
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## Licence
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[GNU LGPLv3](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.txt)
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## Disclaimer
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You use this project at your own risk. This is not a solution that should be used in productive environments, but this code and guide could give you a quick start for your own experiments. Please keep also in mind that there are currently some security features missing.
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*More information will be added as soon as I clean up the code and complete documentation.*
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