Mr Robot Micropad
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A quirky, two-button Home Assistant controller with an OLED display and magnetic mounting options.
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Mr Robot Micropad is a quirky, minimalist two-key input device designed for Home Assistant users.
Powered by a Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266) and featuring a 0.96" OLED display, this little guy looks around the room, blinks, and glances at the keys when they're pressed with expressive animated eyes. Mount him anywhere using the included magnetic mounting options, or design your own — he’s built to stay out of the way but always ready to help.
Each button can be mapped to any Home Assistant action — toggle a light, run an automation, open the garage, or launch a script. With support for single, double, triple taps and long-presses, you’ve got up to eight actions at your fingertips.
The design emphasizes customization. Choose your own keycaps, case colors, and switch plate materials to match your setup. Even the exposed wiring contributes to the aesthetic — wire color becomes part of the look.
Assembly instructions, wiring diagrams, and ESPHome code (including the eye animations) are available on GitHub:
👉 Mr Robot Micropad
Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266 or ESP32)
- 0.96" I²C OLED Display (128×64, SSD1306 or SSD1315)
- (2) MX-compatible Mechanical Switches
- (2) MX-compatible Keycaps
- 28 AWG Wire
- (6) M1.6 × 4mm Button Head Screws
- (6) M1.6 × 3mm Heat Set Inserts
- (4) 8mm × 1.6mm Magnets (x8 if using a mount)
This project is open-source — feel free to fork it, remix it, or give it a new face. Post your makes, I'd love to see how you use this!