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Light Up Your Sports Posters With CheerLights

Posted on December 16, 2021December 16, 2021 By Hans Scharler No Comments on Light Up Your Sports Posters With CheerLights

After [elyob] read about CheerLights on Twitter, they decided to join the project. They had some LED strips, microcontrollers, and some time to build a way to light up their sports poster with the latest CheerLights color.

Rugby Poster Illuminated With CheerLights

I love to see how fast people can join the CheerLights project and build something new with what they have. I asked them on Twitter about some more details. [elyob] is using an ESP8266 microcontroller running ESPHome connected to some NeoPixel light strips. They use Node-RED to connect to the CheerLights MQTT server to get the latest color.

Joined the #cheerlights project via my home assistant system and esphome lights. #blue pic.twitter.com/CZpnVF9tnd

— elyob (@elyob) December 16, 2021
CheerLights Demo Video on Twitter

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