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In this update, we will explore how the default firmware works and how to connect ANAVI Miracle Controller to your WiFi and MQTT broker. MQTT is a lightweight messaging protocol for (near) real-time communication between Internet of Things (IoT).

I have recently shared ANAVI Gas Detector assembly guide which is available at my YouTube channel. The whole process takes about 10 minutes. You will need a screwdriver. Please find below the exact steps (and images) with additional details.

Learn more about the Inverted-T keyboard layout and rotary encoders

ANAVI Miracle Controller is an entirely open source development board for addressable (digital) LED strips. It is easy to flash a custom firmware on it. In this video tutorial, I will explain how to compile and upload an Arduino sketch to it through Arduino IDE.

Here's a step-by-step tutorial to guide you through the Handle's assembly process.

NeoPixels are rings, strips and other printed circuit boards with addressable RGB LEDs manufactured by Adafruit Industries, an open-source hardware company based in Manhattan, New York City. These chainable bright LEDs products are extremely popular in the maker community. All Miracle Controller kits include WS1812B LED strips, but other products with addressable RGB LEDs are also supported. I decided to give it a try and control simultaneously Adafruit NeoPixel Ring and Adafruit NeoPixel Stick.

A quick guide on using OpenHAB 2 on the ANAVI Thermometer.

How often do you get software or firmware updates for a 2-year-old device? Probably not very often. This is not the case for ANAVI Light Controller! Recently we made a major improvements to the default firmware available as an Arduino sketch at GitHub.

In the previous update we have covered the exact steps to assemble a kit with ANAVI Gas Detector. The next step is to connect it to your Wi-Fi network.

Watch the video to learn how to make do-it-yourself holiday lights for Christmas and Halloween using ANAVI Miracle Controller, Olimex WS2811 LED ropes, and the popular open source home automation platform Home Assistant!

Check out this ANAVI Thermometer assembly video.

Please have a look at this video and follow the steps below to assemble ANAVI Macro Pad 8 Developer kit. Although you can do it with your bare hands, simple tools like a screwdriver, tweezers and a keycap puller might be useful.

This video tutorial covers the exact steps to assemble ANAVI Miracle Controller Advanced Kit.

ArduinoJson 6 is out and other news from ANAVI Technologies.

This tutorial explains the exact steps of how to assemble the ANAVI Fume Extractor developer kit. The whole process can take up to 30-40min. A screwdriver is required.

ANAVI Miracle Controller is finally here! It is a user-friendly and an entirely open source solution for addressable LED strips at an affordable price.

This update takes an in-depth look at how the Info uHAT implements its I2C bus.

KMK firmware powered by CircuitPython unleashes the full potential of mechanical keyboards!

Following the successful start of the ANAVI Gas Detector crowdfunding campaign, a lot of people asked me, "what is the power consumption and can it run on batteries?". Instead of just giving you the technical specifications from a datasheet, I prefer to share a short video with a couple of experiments.

Did you make something amazing with your Anavi gear? Let us know by submitting a Field Report and you can get a Crowd Supply credit and win prizes! Read the full update to find out how.