Created this ICP integrated ESP32 and thought it was pretty cool, let me know what you think!
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Cool. Does this mean that I could for example control my ring doorbell using a smart contract on ICP which would prevent hackers from breaking into my camera like they do currently on web2? Am I correct in this assumption?
Then I can also run an AI smart contract instead to control my camera and in addition to monitor it and record relevant events that may be of interest and immediately alert me and/or the relevant authorities to intruders or whatever if the AI recognizes what’s on the image?
And I can use this to control lets say all of my Google home devices like my Nest and get stats about all of my “self-reporting” devices at the blink of an eye and also have let’s say an intelligent AI smart contract monitor it for me and only alert me if something is off or suggest changes that would improve my energy efficiency and save me money on my monthly utilities? And I would do all of this securely on web3 with ICP and also have a secured AI smart contract which would greatly improve and simplify my life?
And if my smart contract is connected to an AI assistant via an app or my phone, my assistant could help me ensure optimal settings throughout my entire home and remind me about maintenace schedules for filter changes, routine HVAC servicing, pool maintenance and more? And even call my attached list of service people automatically and simply ask me when to schedule them to come for service and even pay for these services automatically via crypto some day once the services are rendered?
And soon I can simply use phone and hands free light and smart AR glasses like Google Gemini’s Android XR smart glasses to do all of this?
Sounds futuristic to me…(sign me up)
Awesome stuff!
I messed with this as wel, but got stuck on the authorization part where I wanted to generate an identity for the microcontroller itself to actually let it do authenticated calls.
As an example building a smart light system where every bulb had his own principal / identifier to target.
That said, I ordered the wrong esp32 that didn’t support the needed cryptography which is probably the key issue.
Did you figure it out or is it all without authentication?
And is the code opensource?