Han Lantern - Smart palace lantern based on ESP32

# Han Lantern - a smart palace lamp based on ESP32 ### Appearance This lamp is developed based on ESP32, with a built-in temperature sensor, a reserved display interface, and the lamp is connected to a 3W LED flexible light strip, and the appearance design is based on the model built on the shape of the palace lamp.    You can paste your own pale yellow paper inside for light transmission, which is more beautiful, and the frosted glass used for the model is also very good-looking. ### Turn on the lights The lamp can be turned on and off according to the time, and it can also be judged whether the light needs to be turned on according to the indoor light level (the principle is measured by using a photoresistor) ### Lantern The part of the lamp inside is an LED flexible filament, 3V power supply, 1W power, wound around the cylinder designed in the middle of the model, the measured effect can be, the brightness is enough, and it is uniform. ### Discharge The board integrates a charge-discharge circuit and reserves a battery terminal block, so you can use the battery for power supply in normal times. ### The monitor interface and 1.3-inch monitor board are reserved This screen board is the one on the HOLO of Zhihuijun.The square screen can display interesting patterns on the display and display the temperature and humidity on the display.It's not yet developed.,I'm currently thinking about developing an elegant menu to display more things.The screen design is placed on the top for display, and if the front panel and back panel are to be glass, the buttons and typeC openings should be reserved. ### Annex Inside the attachment is the demo video, 3D model, firmware and simple host computer used in this demo. Recently, I've been busy.Only one demo has been written in the software part.,It's automatically turned on when it's dark.,It'll close itself when it's too bright.There is also a simple light console program, which can enter 1 to turn on the lights and 0 to turn off the lights on the computer.