Mini 7 Segment Smart Clock

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It appears that this is a comprehensive guide on how to set up a 7-segment clock using an ESP8266 microcontroller and a Raspberry Pi as a central hub. The guide covers various aspects of the project, including: 1. Setting up the Raspberry Pi 2. Creating a flow in Node-RED to control the clock's display 3. Integrating with OpenWeatherMap for temperature data 4. Customizing the web interface 5. Connecting an ESP8266 microcontroller to control the clock's display 6. Uploading the code to the ESP8266 The guide also includes some additional information on how to customize the project, such as changing the theme of the web interface and adding two additional digits to the display. Here are some specific details that can be extracted from the guide: * The Raspberry Pi is used as a central hub to control the clock's display. * Node-RED is used to create a flow that controls the clock's display and integrates with OpenWeatherMap for temperature data. * The ESP8266 microcontroller is used to control the clock's display. * The project uses an Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet with One Page Web Browser app as the display device. Overall, this guide appears to be well-structured and easy to follow. However, it may require some technical expertise in areas such as programming, electronics, and networking.