The original design can be found here.

A WiFi controlled Desk-Lamp, essential for every 3D-Printing enthusiast and a great way to get into coding.

It features an easy to use webinterface that runs on an ESP8266 that was forked from jasoncoon.

The website allows for easy access to the different patterns, brightness and power control.

Hardware

• 1x Wemos D1 mini is recommended, but any other ESP8266 variant should work too, but it might require an additional step-down converter.
• 2m WS2812B LED Strip IP30, make sure you choose IP30 any other IP rating will not fit. I would recommend buying a strip with 60 LEDs/m.
• 1x 3.3V to 5V Logic Level Shifter (optional, required if LEDs "glitch")
• 1x AWG 22, 3 pin wire
• 12x M3*8mm bolts
• 8x M3 Nuts
• 1x Female Power Jack
• 1x 5V Power Supply, Note: 100 LEDs draw around 3A

Software

The software and detailed setup instructions can be found on GitHub:

>>Software<< >>Instructions<<

It has many cool and modular features, which can be configured or disable individually:

• 40+ preconfigured animations
• Sound reactive to a windows audio output using the IoT-Audio-Visualization-Center
• Alexa integration
• MQTT/HomeAssistant support
• mDNS to be easily located in the network
• Serial ambilight to be used behind a TV
• WebUI with light and dark theme
• OTA integration to be updated wireless

For beginners there is a setup tutorial too, please mind that the versions mentioned in the video are no longer correct.