This is a list of examples found online for integrating various devices with Arduino, Esp32, etc. We have not tested any of these examples.
Apple HomeKit Integration
Apple HomeKit Integration
HomeKit (via HAP library)
Requires ESP32 or ESP8266.
Native HomeKit support using the Arduino-HomeKit-ESP8266 or HomeSpan libraries.
Example Projects:
Full-featured, reliable HomeKit accessory implementation.
Simulates a HomeKit accessory, like a switch or light.
Google Home Integration (via Google Assistant)
Google Home Integration (via Google Assistant)
Arduino doesnβt integrate directly with Google Home, but you can use platforms like IFTTT, Firebase, or MQTT to bridge them.
Arduino + IFTTT + Google Assistant
Trigger Arduino via voice commands through IFTTT webhooks.
Example Projects:
Google Firebase + ESP8266/ESP32
Use Firebase Realtime Database to sync with Google Assistant/Apps Script.
Example Tutorial:
Home Assistant Integration
Home Assistant Integration
Best DIY smart home platform for Arduino integration. Communicates via MQTT, HTTP, or ESPHome.
Arduino with MQTT and Home Assistant
Publish/subscribe messages to control or read Arduino devices.
Example Projects:
ESPHome (recommended for ESP32/ESP8266)
Zero-code firmware builder that talks to Home Assistant.
Add switches, sensors, lights directly via YAML.
Example Projects:
Relays (to control AC devices)
Relays (to control AC devices)
Description: Trigger high-voltage devices like lamps, fans, or appliances.
Example Code:
Motors (DC, Servo, Stepper)
Motors (DC, Servo, Stepper)
Description: For movement in robotics, automation, etc.
Example Code:
Solenoids
Solenoids
Description: Electromagnetic lock or push/pull mechanisms.
Example Code:
Internet Services (via WiFi/Ethernet)
Internet Services (via WiFi/Ethernet)
Description: Trigger a web request, IFTTT, or cloud automation.
Example Code:
Servo-controlled Mechanisms
Servo-controlled Mechanisms
Description: Lockboxes, robotic arms, door locks.
Example Code:
Home Automation (IR, RF, etc.)
Home Automation (IR, RF, etc.)
Description: Control TV, lights, or other RF/IR devices.
Example Code:
LCD/OLED Displays
LCD/OLED Displays
Description: Show text or graphics.
Example Code:
Sirens
Sirens
Description: Trigger a siren for alerts or security systems.
Example Code:
Cameras (Trigger or Use with ESP32)
Cameras (Trigger or Use with ESP32)
Description: Trigger capture or stream images.
Example Code:
Phone Calls/Texts
Phone Calls/Texts
β What Youβll Need
ESP32 or ESP8266 (for Wi-Fi capability)
Twilio account (Sign up free)
Get your:
Account SID
Auth Token
Twilio phone number
A phone number to receive messages or calls
π² Send SMS with ESP32 + Twilio
π Example Tutorial: