ESPHome Transit E-Paper Display Housing (Multi-Part Assembly)
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Compact multi-part housing for ESPHome-powered e-paper transit display showing real-time public transport departures via
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
This multi-part housing system enables you to build a sleek transit display showing real-time public transport departures using ESPHome and Home Assistant. Perfect for keeping track of your daily commute or public transport connections at a glance.
🧩 Parts & Assembly:This model consists of multiple parts that need to be assembled with super glue. The precise fit requires careful alignment during assembly.
⚙ Print Requirements: CRITICAL: Must be printed with a 0.25mm nozzle for proper fit and detail
- Standard layer height recommended
- Small (auto) supports needed for most parts
- PLA or PETG recommended
🔧 Hardware Required:
- ESP32 (check GitHub to see which model)
- E-Paper display (check GitHub to see which model)
- Super glue for assembly
📡 Software Setup:
The complete ESPHome configuration and Home Assistant integration is available on GitHub: https://github.com/gregor-autischer/ESPHome-Transit-Epaper
The repository includes ready-to-use YAML configurations for displaying public transport data from various European transit APIs.
🔨 Assembly Instructions:
- Print all parts with a 0.25mm nozzle
- Test-fit all components before gluing
- Insert the e-paper display and ESP board
- Carefully apply super glue to the joining surfaces
- Hold parts firmly until the glue sets
- Flash your ESP with the provided ESPHome configuration
- Mount and enjoy real-time transit information!
💡 Use Cases:
- Hallway departure board
- Office desk display
- Smart home integration
- Public transport monitoring
📺 More smart home projects on my YouTube channel