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Wi-Fi Garage Door Control based on Renesas Solution

This garage shutter design utilizes Wi-Fi, allowing you to open and close the shutters and control the lights with your smartphone from inside your car. By operating in access point (Soft-AP) mode, it eliminates the need for a Wi-Fi router and allows direct communication with your smartphone. Multiple smartphones can access it by entering the SSID/password.
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