Created on 26 Oct 2017
You won't even realize it's there ...
Part | Cost | Quantity | Total |
ESP8266 Boards (Pack of 3) | $11.78 | 2 | $23.56 |
ESP8266 ESP-12E development boards. Used as Main Controller for Nodes. | |||
ESP8266 ESP-01S Remote Serial Port WIFI Transceiver Wireless Module | $2.99 | 2 | $5.98 |
Lighter versions of the ESP Development Board | |||
Materials (Need to ask) | $39.50 | 1 | $39.50 |
Need to ask about it | |||
TowerPro MG958 High Torque Servoes (4x) | $39.99 | 1 | $39.99 |
High torque servos to be put into the actuator modules | |||
DC 6V 105RPM Micro DC Gear Motor Gear Box Motor | $5.69 | 1 | $5.69 |
Stepped down RPM motor to pull the curtains | |||
Mini PIR | $2.55 | 1 | $2.55 |
Small motion sensor for light activation | |||
AA batteries (high performance) (48x) | $11.87 | 1 | $11.87 |
Batteries needed to power the servos and motors | |||
ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth Module with 18650 holder | $10.40 | 5 | $52.00 |
ESP32 module for the nodes, includes battery charging and management to make things easier. | |||
18650 (4x) | $12.99 | 2 | $25.98 |
18650 form factor batteries to power the nodes | |||
DHT22 | $4.50 | 1 | $4.50 |
Temperature sensor | |||
AA battery holder | $1.29 | 3 | $3.87 |
Battery holder for 4 AA batteries that will power the door, curtain, and AC actuators | |||
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B | $34.50 | 1 | $34.50 |
Necessary for an Inexpensive Central Server | |||
Project Totals: | 21 | $249.99 | |
Track 2 Base Budget: | $250.00 | ||
Preferred Vendor Budget Bonus: | $0.00 | ||
Remaining Budget: | $0.01 |