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# OpenSENSE - Smart Home Ambient Sensor
![OpenSENSE - Smart Home Ambient Sensor](assets/sensor.png "OpenSENSE - Smart Home Ambient Sensor")
![OpenSENSE - Smart Home Ambient Sensor](assets/ha_dashboard.png "OpenSENSE - Smart Home Ambient Sensor")
## What is this project about?
OpenSENSE is a DIY wireless ambient sensor for smart home and home automation applications.
Easily measure room temperature, humidity, pressure, ambient light and UV index.
The sensor is USB-C powered, \`really tiny\` and light-weight so you can easily mount it almost anywhere.
### Sensor Measurements
- Ambient Temperature
- Relative Humidity
- Barometric pressure
- Ambient Light
- UV Index
### Features
- Small form-factor (measures 40x20mm / 1.58"x0.79")
- USB-C connector for power
- Wireless sensor (WiFi)
- Low-power consumption
- Re-configurable over USB
- Works with HomeAssistant
- Works with ESPHome
- Open-Source and Open-Hardware
- DIY friendly
### Hardware
ESP32-C3 microcontroller - Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 (LE) SoC
- BME280 temperature, humidity and pressure sensor
-- Temperature: -40 to +80C temperature range
-- Humidity: ±3% accuracy (20-100% RH)
-- Pressure: RMS noise 0.2Pa, Sensitivity error ±0.25%
- LTR-390UV ambient light and UV sensor
-- Wide dynamic range 1:18.000.000
-- Close to human eye spectral response
Out of the box the sensor is pre-configured to work with HomeAssistant using ESPHome integration. This should allow anyone to get up-an-running in just a couple of simple steps.
## Can I buy OpenSENSE?
Yes you can. It's available on the [web shop](https://shop.sasakaranovic.com/products/opensense).
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## What platforms are supported?
OpenSENSE is designed to work with ESPHome to allow for quick and easy integration into your Smart Home system.
But it is also a very hacker friendly solution, so you could treat it as a custom board for which you can write your own Arduino/ESP code.
Or you can use any other ESP32 smart home integrations.
You could also use it as a ESP32 development board with BME280 and LTR-390UV sensors.
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