This thesis presents the development of a lighting control system designed to manage addressable LED strips and DMX devices using an ESP32 microcontroller. The system enables remote control through a web-based user interface, with communication handled via the MQTT protocol.
The focus was placed on designing a compact and modular system, which included the development of a custom printed circuit board (PCB) that integrates power supply, communication, and control functions. Both the hardware and software were designed to support various lighting effects and allow for easy functional expansion.
Response time measurements were also performed as part of the project, showing that the system operates reliably with low latency. The final solution meets all predefined objectives and provides a solid foundation for future improvements, such as local control, advanced effects, and integration with other systems.
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