ESP32 self made Mesh Lamp with RGB Leds

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This cool LED Lamp is brought to you by Cale.es, the ESP32 Screen manager that makes your displays shine. I'm excited to share a fun project where you can create a self-made LED Lamp controlled using the Espressif Mesh application on Android or iPhone devices. For more details and build notes, visit my Hackaday.io project page at [https://hackaday.io/project/163672-esp32-meshkit-custom-rgb-led-lamps](https://hackaday.io/project/163672-esp32-meshkit-custom-rgb-led-lamps). Don't forget to follow the project for upcoming updates and new designs. A note about the lamp's base: it didn't quite meet my expectations, so if you find that it's too loose for the weight of the lamp, try making it 1% smaller or printing it with a stronger material like Creolytics carbon fiber. In future iterations, I plan to design a more custom stage lamp with better control and adjustment features. For now, just remember that this project requires basic electronics experience – basically just LEDs, resistors, and some soldering (keep the current below 30 mA per GPIO). Also, be aware that ESP32 GPIOs on any board can only handle up to 40 mA of digital output, so don't overload them with too many LEDs or use a bus driver to separate logic from power outputs. For more information, follow my Hackaday project at [https://hackaday.io/project/163672-esp32-meshkit-custom-rgb-led-lamps](https://hackaday.io/project/163672-esp32-meshkit-custom-rgb-led-lamps) for logs and updates. And one last note: I'm not too happy with this base design...