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Woot-Light

This project is a simple automation of a pair of Woot-Off lights using a Blue Pill (STM32)

trevor-rh-clarkeTrevor R.H. Clarke
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This project was created on 01/29/2018 and last updated 7 years ago.

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Adds a USB serial interface to a set of woot-off lights using a STM32 (Blue Pill). Also includes a sample Python script and Outlook VBA script to trigger the lights when an Outlook meeting notification occurs.

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