sinricpro/esp-idf

16 examples

• air_quality_sensor

  This example demonstrates monitoring air quality using a PM sensor and reporting data to SinricPro.

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• blinds

  Control window blinds with voice commands using a DC or stepper motor for automated movement.

  6.08 KB
• contact_sensor

  Monitor door/window status with a magnetic reed switch sensor and send contact state to SinricPro.

  4.60 KB
• dimswitch

  Control a dimmable light with voice commands, allowing brightness adjustment from 0-100% using PWM.

  4.93 KB
• fan

  Control a DC fan with voice commands, featuring variable speed control using PWM.

  4.95 KB
• garage_door

  Control your garage door with voice commands using a relay and position sensors for safety and status reporting.

  5.50 KB
• light

  Control RGB LED with voice commands for brightness, color, and color temperature.

  4.44 KB
• lock

  Control a door lock with voice commands using a servo motor and an ESP32 board.

  4.77 KB
• motion_sensor

  Detects motion using a PIR sensor and reports to Alexa/Google Home.

  3.58 KB
• power_sensor

  This example demonstrates how to monitor electrical power consumption and report energy metrics to SinricPro.

  5.27 KB
• speaker

  This example demonstrates how to control a smart speaker using SinricPro with voice commands via Alexa or Google Home.

  7.03 KB
• switch

  This example demonstrates using the SinricPro ESP-IDF component to create a smart switch controlled via Alexa or Google Home.

  5.50 KB
• temperature_sensor

  Monitor temperature and humidity using DHT22/DHT11 sensors and report data to SinricPro.

  5.01 KB
• thermostat

  Control HVAC system with voice commands including temperature and mode adjustments.

  5.21 KB
• tv

  This example demonstrates how to control a TV device using SinricPro with voice commands via Alexa or Google Home.

  6.01 KB
• windowac

  This example demonstrates how to control a window air conditioner using the SinricPro ESP-IDF component.

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