Comment on PiScan: An Open-Source Version of the Amazon Dash Button Using a Raspberry PiComments−kaffee11yThis is great. It would be better if it were battery powered and smaller, like the dash.This option, using the ESP8266 instead of the Raspberry Pi, looks promising: http://hackaday.com/2015/05/13/an-amazon-dash-like-button-fo...−dpapathanasiouOP11yThanks!My initial vision was a single enclosure to house everything, in a small handheld package.But I just wanted to get all the parts working first.I'll take a look at the ESP8266; thanks for mentioning it!
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This is great. It would be better if it were battery powered and smaller, like the dash.
This option, using the ESP8266 instead of the Raspberry Pi, looks promising: http://hackaday.com/2015/05/13/an-amazon-dash-like-button-fo...
Thanks!
My initial vision was a single enclosure to house everything, in a small handheld package.
But I just wanted to get all the parts working first.
I'll take a look at the ESP8266; thanks for mentioning it!