It’s definitely been done before, but this version has the twist that much of it is designed and developed with AI tools. With all this AI capability available now, I figured I’d channel it into a fun little project. The plan is a 3D-printed weather station featuring: Wind vane Anemometer Temperature/humidity sensors Altitude sensing GPS for location and time Rain gauge An ESP32 running on battery power will collect sensor data and transmit it indoors using ESP-NOW. It will also log readings locally to an SD card for backup and history. Inside, a Cheap Yellow Display (CYD) will show live weather conditions. The data can also be rebroadcast over Wi-Fi via MQTT to Home Assistant and other dashboards. I may even add a second CYD in the living room as a dedicated display. Should keep me busy—and out of mischief—for a while. Since I am using free AI's, I will break the project up into small pieces to stay inside the free restrictions A Claude project started (the outs...