ESP-NOW - Peer to Peer ESP32 Network

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Set up a private peer-to-peer network without WiFi using ESP-NOW! I’ll show you how to use this powerful protocol with several ESP32 boards.
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ESP-NOW is a protocol that allows you to use ESP32 and ESP8866 boards to create a private peer to peer network. Use two boards, or use ten. Transmit in one direction (half-duplex) or bidirectionally (full-duplex). With or without encryption.
This magic all comes courtesy of the 2.4GHz radio transceiver that powers the ESP board's WiFi and Bluetooth features. We can also use this radio to set up a network to send small (250 bytes) packets of data between ESP boards.
No WiFi or Router is required. Mix and match boards as much as you want.
I’ll be showing you how ESP-NOW works, and we’ll perform a few simple experiments with a bunch of ESP32 boards. We’ll end by building a remote temperature sensor system, then expanding it to use multiple sensors.
Here is the Table of Contents for today's video!
00:00 - Introduction
01:59 - ESP-NOW
06:56 - Getting MAC Address
09:59 - Getting Started with ESP-NOW
19:05 - ESP-NOW Broadcast Mode
28:26 - Remote Temperature Sensing
35:57 - Multiple Temperature Sensors
40:58 - Conclusion
I’ve only scratched the surface of what we can do with ESP-NOW in this video, so I'll probably be incorporating it into another project soon.
Hope you find it interesting!
Bill

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@Dronebotworkshop
@Dronebotworkshop 3 місяці тому
Hi everyone - It's come to my attention that there has been someone masquerading as myself, responding to some comments here with a link to a Telegram chat to win a prize from me. THIS IS A SCAM, I am not holding a contest, nor do I have a Telegram account. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE MESSAGES!! It's happening on a lot of my videos, I'm taking steps to remove them manually, but as I have 162 videos, it will take some time. If you do run across a suspicious comment, I would appreciate you letting me know at info@dronebotworkshop.com. Thanks! Bill (The real one!)
@BerndSchmitt-Martinique
@BerndSchmitt-Martinique 2 роки тому
Always important things to learn from the drone-bot headquarters in toronto. Thank you BILL ! This is absolutely usefull.
@m_bonny_p
@m_bonny_p 2 роки тому
I love that your Videos are such long, and you understand everything because you explain from a -z ! Thanks!
@Adrian-yz7oe
@Adrian-yz7oe 2 роки тому
Your channel has been a great discovery for me, Sir! Congratulations! Your videos are excellent!
@MitzpatrickFitzsimmons
@MitzpatrickFitzsimmons 2 роки тому
This is just EXCELLENT! Thank you so much Bill for all of your great work.
@sikuq
@sikuq 8 місяців тому
Thank you so much for your "ESP NOW - Peer to Peer ESP32 Communications" video as well as the code listings on your web site. It absolutely got me up and running with my old DHT11 and two new Adafruit ESP32 Feather boards. Just getting the MAC addresses was a huge help. You are my primary ESP32 source of help and examples. And your 4K picture quality makes it all clear to read.
@fritzfindeklee8629
@fritzfindeklee8629 2 роки тому
Thank you so much for your videos! Not only are they very informative, you also create an atmosphere that makes it such a pleasure to learn. You truly are an amazing teacher!
@baldrickdaisy8982
@baldrickdaisy8982 2 роки тому
Great tutorial Bill 👌 As usual, very informative and well structured 👏 I’ve learned so much from this video 👍
@maxxxhelll
@maxxxhelll 2 роки тому
Best ESP-NOW tutorial that I have watched so far. Thanks for the detailed explanations.
@carlarrowsmith
@carlarrowsmith 2 роки тому
I ordered three ESP32s just to try this out last week. Great timing, thanks Bill.
@sinjhguddu4974
@sinjhguddu4974 2 роки тому
Fantastic. Been yearning for this tutorial. My lucky day I guess. Thank you for your beautifully structured lessons.
@jstro-hobbytech
@jstro-hobbytech Рік тому
His videos are great but he's a professional programmer and uses alot of code that would stump a new person if they tried to change it. I'm surprised he's doesn't use constexpr everywhere haha
@bigpickles
@bigpickles Рік тому
One of my fav channels to watch. Even if some of the videos are basic knowledge to me, it's refreshing to listen to and have playing in the background. A great presenter, great topics and excellent delivery. Thank you, kindly!
@svlaststar
@svlaststar 9 місяців тому
I just subscribed to your channel. I have been using ESP-NOW for a little over a year. It took me some struggles to get it working. I wish I would have seen your video back then when I started with my project. I want to say I really like your videos. I have retired and now have more time for my projects. I look forward to following more of your projects. Thank you for sharing with us all.
@mohitrahaman
@mohitrahaman Рік тому
Awesome info, just what I needed. Thank you for making all microcontroller series tutorials.
@KNfLrPn
@KNfLrPn 2 роки тому
I might never have known about this if UKposts hadn't randomly recommended this video, but this is something I have lots of uses for, so I'm very glad you made the video and that I saw it.
@JonathanDeWitt1988
@JonathanDeWitt1988 2 роки тому
Bill, A while back I started looking into ESP32's using your Introduction Video on the topic. Then I stared working on developing a 6-servo remote controller using 2 ESP32 Node MCU development boards that used the WiFi protocol but did not require any internet or even the wireless router. One board is a server which sends the readings from 6 potentiometers to the receiver board which then uses the 6 angles to control 6 servo motors. I used your ESP32 servo video to learn how to control servos with the ESP32. It works great! This project wet my appetite for remote control applications with ESP32. The video you just uploaded has expanded greatly what I can now do with the ESP32 in remote control applications. Thank you so much for putting this video out and all of the quality content you produce. It is very much appreciated. Jonathan
@your_utube
@your_utube Рік тому
I agree with the other people who said that your lessons are well structured. You are an inspiration. Because of you I have ordered an ESP32 to start my own journey. God bless from here in South Africa.
@doylemaleche9937
@doylemaleche9937 2 роки тому
Awesome demonstration and explanation! Buying more ESP32's! Thank you for such exceptional work!
@lnbt1
@lnbt1 4 місяці тому
Love it! I have been searching for a ESP32 tutorial for multiple remote (peer-to-peer) push buttons. Thank you so much!
@jamesfalkofske6399
@jamesfalkofske6399 9 місяців тому
I am so grateful for all of your excellent tutorials. I am a photographer / videographer who is planning on building a combination camera slider, pan & tilt mechanism with remote focusing system. Your awesome tutorials and detailed explanations help me feel confident buying and building with microcontrollers for my needs. I subscribed to this channel and also signed up for your newsletter. I am so happy that I stumbled upon your channel! (I've watched at least a dozen of your videos so far, and this wireless peer communication is exactly what I needed to set up my remote camera operations platform!!!)
@hindenberg25557
@hindenberg25557 2 роки тому
Finally, a thorough, high quality intro to ESP-NOW. Thanks!
@jdholbrook33
@jdholbrook33 Рік тому
Thank you for the clear and concise explanation of how this works. I was able to understand it all an the demo worked on the first try. The good thing is, I understand all of it so making my next project will be much easier! Now to dig into transmitting audio through ESPNOW. Audio data from the I2S mic that you also have up. It too worked on the first shot and your clear explanation helped me to understand fully what was going on. Thank you again.
@Theledart
@Theledart 26 днів тому
This method of communication makes so much sense for a small, low power radio. I was looking for the best way to remote control battery powered devices, and this might be it. Thank you!
@SaifulIslam-ql6eb
@SaifulIslam-ql6eb Рік тому
Your video is easy to reach everyone. I do not understand the complex English language. But I can easily understand your speech. Thank you very much for teaching us electronics.
@nobodyeverybody8437
@nobodyeverybody8437 2 роки тому
What a great tutorial! Clean and understandable. Thanks for your efforts and look forward of seeing your later tutorials, sir! Just one request. It would be great if you could make another tutorial to show how to do connect and send/receive data between these devices and Python. Thanks in advance ))
@walker68020
@walker68020 2 роки тому
You always do an outstanding job! Thanks 😊
@carlcallenburg7898
@carlcallenburg7898 Рік тому
Thank you , I have been looking for this information for some time now. You style is very informative and at a understandable pace
@philipbrindle867
@philipbrindle867 Рік тому
Great video as always, Bill, thank you so much for sharing... I think ESP-NOW has a lot of potential in so many applications...
@hanshaerdtle4682
@hanshaerdtle4682 2 роки тому
Brilliant tutorial and elegant solution which saves the use of nRFxx or other transmitters which I use in similar meshed projects, at least within the shorter range coverage normally sufficient for home automation projects. Thank you.
@jurgenpurps9720
@jurgenpurps9720 7 місяців тому
Hello, I'm thrilled once again, an understandable and clear video. I tried all the variants straight away and they worked straight away - simply great... I've been looking for a video like this for a long time - thank you very much and please make many more such perfect videos.
@zenon5940
@zenon5940 2 роки тому
This is just what I was dreaming of. Thank you Bill. GREAT JOB!
@chesshooligan1282
@chesshooligan1282 Рік тому
Now you know dreams can come true.
@harolddisney7075
@harolddisney7075 Рік тому
Great tutorial! You got me back into electronics and microcontrollers.
@stuartfisher4210
@stuartfisher4210 2 роки тому
This is a great video. I've been looking building my own garden irrigation system (pumping stored rainwater) / weather monitoring, and this seems to be an interesting way to link all the elements together. You've inspired me to actually place an order for multiple ESP32s and I'm looking forward to this project. Thank you for all your content!
@pimanbob6051
@pimanbob6051 Рік тому
Stuart Fisher, i'm looking at doing the same! If you have a GIThub repo, I'd love to review. I'm considering a pressure sensors inside the tanks to assess their levels, and then pump water between them to balance them out. Other priorities keep on getting in the way.
@MrBobWareham
@MrBobWareham 4 місяці тому
Thanks, Bill, for a very interesting video on ESP NOW, thanks Bob in the UK
@MikeFlyItAll
@MikeFlyItAll Рік тому
I wish all my teachers were like you, I would've fooled everyone around me that I'm a genius 🤣 Thank you so much your tutorials are fantastic, clear and practical. Cheer Bill
@nonomnismoriar9601
@nonomnismoriar9601 2 роки тому
Fantastic, have got a few of these modules knocking around and this is just what I was waiting for :) Thank you!
@alaanoor3679
@alaanoor3679 Рік тому
Excellent demonstration as usual , many thanks !
@digihz_data
@digihz_data 2 роки тому
Nice basic tutorial of Esp-now Bill.
@anonymous.youtuber
@anonymous.youtuber 2 роки тому
Another beautiful video plenty of useful info ! Great work ! 👍👍👍
@tablatronix
@tablatronix 2 роки тому
Wonderful overview, I have played with esp now, but now I understand it!
@dansam1395
@dansam1395 2 роки тому
very useful and great learning! hope to see in the near future a similar video about the ESP-MESH. Thanks Bill.
@jimbooth2010
@jimbooth2010 2 роки тому
Very timely, I was considering espnow in my next project, a wireless control panel for my watermaker. Thanks!
@Barnaclebeard
@Barnaclebeard Рік тому
You just blew my mind. For 30 years I'd believed as I'd been told, that "MAC address" was short for "machine address", never noticing that it's clearly an acronym.
@radurotaru9778
@radurotaru9778 Рік тому
This man is just awesome! Thank you for making this project!
@Ne3M1
@Ne3M1 Рік тому
Thank you for the great quality and detailed videos!
@alanmusicman3385
@alanmusicman3385 Рік тому
Excellent tutorial - thank you. For some years I have been using Particle's ARM based microcontrollers where you get this kind of thing built in - i.e event generation and event receive (encrypted) all built into their bundled system and messages are handled via their secure infrastructure - but there's the rub. If they have a problem on their infrastructure or if your comms to the internet go down then the event messaging stops working. If (as in my case) the messages are between people sensors and lighting systems, then that can leave you fumbling around in the dark now and then! I really like Particle's events handling system, cos you can use it between any two points on the planet where you have net access, but I think for my local sensor/appliance messaging I shall seriously consider a gradual re-implementation using 8266 and ESP-Now. Many thanks!
@michelfrance75
@michelfrance75 Рік тому
Thank you, it's really well done, the video but also the written support provided by following the link. Professional work as usual ! Just a small suggestion, it would be interesting to have an addendum dealing with the introduction of a deep sleeping mode of the ESP32/ESP8266 boards which provide the temperature and the humidity in order to save the batteries (for example sends measurements every minute). Otherwise congratulations.
@Jim_One-wl4ke
@Jim_One-wl4ke 3 дні тому
Thanks for making this very useful video. ❤
@ronaldcollins9618
@ronaldcollins9618 2 роки тому
Outstanding tutorial as usual
@ahmadaboshaker9549
@ahmadaboshaker9549 8 місяців тому
I enjoy watching you very much my dear brother, I hope to see you healthy always, you have the love from the Syrian Arab Republic
@fkewshdqlubmsx
@fkewshdqlubmsx Рік тому
Thank you, i'm new to ESP32 and this was very useful
@collinbetten5631
@collinbetten5631 2 роки тому
Thanks Bill! This is just what I need
@carletpierre1895
@carletpierre1895 Рік тому
I'm a begginer in everything but just copying and going through the code , I had learned many things like installing libraries, how baud rates work and com port assigning.
@YoutubeBorkedMyOldHandle_why
@YoutubeBorkedMyOldHandle_why 2 роки тому
Great video ... thank you Bill. This is very interesting, definitely worth a closer look. Perhaps some human-robot or robot-robot communication next?
@thehappycoder3760
@thehappycoder3760 2 роки тому
Been waiting for this, brilliant
@lwo7736
@lwo7736 3 місяці тому
Thank you Bill, I'm really struggling to get my microcontrollers to communicate with each other, this should be a great help
@cornevanzyl5880
@cornevanzyl5880 Рік тому
Thank for introducing me to the topic.
@tomduncan3547
@tomduncan3547 2 роки тому
What a great easy way to receive data from multiple devices. I could I then send data from my receiver to say mqtt protocol. Great series thanks.
@benhonna
@benhonna Рік тому
Just what I was looking for. Thanks.
@mobileiotapps967
@mobileiotapps967 5 місяців тому
Thank you for your tutorial videos excellent.
@philnewman1110
@philnewman1110 10 місяців тому
Great video, really useful bit of kit, I can think of loads of ideas for this unit.Well done and thank you!!
@pjoteinstein5173
@pjoteinstein5173 5 місяців тому
Great explanation, I will try it myself.
@allistergilbert4564
@allistergilbert4564 Рік тому
Many thanks, another brilliant presentation. Many thanks.
@guillermosg7950
@guillermosg7950 2 роки тому
The BEST tutorials
@IPCNV
@IPCNV 11 місяців тому
Great Video !!! More, more, more ESP32 videos please. Also include LoRa WAN too.!!
@todddrumheller6726
@todddrumheller6726 2 роки тому
As always a wonderful explanation. I wonder if this would be a better solution for sending sensor data to a robots motor control board. My robotics team is using I2C now and can be a bit flaky. For example sending Pixy2 data to the motor control board for line flowing, bar code reading and object avoidance.
@bipedalspecies2086
@bipedalspecies2086 2 роки тому
Sweet, I have 4 of these boards on their way to me ATM, couple of weeks. Doing a bunch Arduino and C/#/++ Pi and Python tutorials atm. Good video library BTW.
@azzattar8422
@azzattar8422 Рік тому
Votre exposé est très intéressant. Merci beaucoup...
@machain1996
@machain1996 Рік тому
Nice work
@wishicouldarduino8880
@wishicouldarduino8880 2 роки тому
Another useful project! 😁
@Steve-xb7dn
@Steve-xb7dn Місяць тому
Just what I was looking for, knew I would find it in the workshop. Any guides on sleeping the boards until they are required to send data?
@michaelbishton9439
@michaelbishton9439 2 роки тому
Very nice lesson! What about time synch? When I saw the broadcast mode, I wondered whether one ESP32 (with a real-time clock) could broadcast the time on startup so that all devices around a house (or factory floor with more space between devices) will have the same time to synch activities. The startup routine would somehow measure round trip time or something else to set time accurately (within a millisecond?).
@lundebc
@lundebc Рік тому
Another great video! going to view the website to get the code to play with!
@mumbaiverve2307
@mumbaiverve2307 Рік тому
Thank you very much, your videos are quick yet comprehensive guide to getting started on any new concept. Just one query , in case multiple nodes transmit simultaneously, would there be packet collisions ? If so how are they handled.
@DataJanitor
@DataJanitor Рік тому
Thank you, Bill.
@EnergeticWaves
@EnergeticWaves Рік тому
I changed something with channel maybe, but now it's working!!
@rupeshkoulge1616
@rupeshkoulge1616 2 роки тому
Thanks for the video, i m one of the great follower of this channel but honestly speaking most of these things are already covered well by many reputed channels like yours for long time now so i was expecting some advanced demonstrations of ESP now here like using Same ESP board as esp now receiver and transferring the same over internet using wifi or gsm for a real world application. It would be helpful if cover it in next video of ESP now.
@DrTRonik
@DrTRonik 2 роки тому
Great workshop... 🙏
@zyghom
@zyghom 2 роки тому
right? not only great but how CLEAN! UNBELIEVABLE ;-)
@edipkakmak
@edipkakmak 2 роки тому
Great instructions
@PhG1961
@PhG1961 2 роки тому
Waw this is super awesome !
@piconano
@piconano 2 роки тому
Atomic14 Channel made a walkie-talkie using ESP-Now. Packets are 250 bytes, but you can send one after the other, to form a stream. Love your videos.
@T-Series-scenario
@T-Series-scenario Рік тому
Excellent project
@albanprada7183
@albanprada7183 Рік тому
Excellent! I will test
@TJenga
@TJenga 8 місяців тому
I want to know more about this In particular. Im trying to build this with a screen and a menu to select 4 other leds to turn on and off but I can’t get the light to turn on after adding the menu system. Where can I get more info about the broadcast function or is that not possible with broadcasting?
@moses5407
@moses5407 Рік тому
Thank for this! How accurate is the synchronization from multiple sensors? If not too accurate as is, is there a way to timestamp the data collection datetime on each sensor so the datastreams on the responder side can be synchronized vs. skewed due to transmission delay?
@LordPhobos6502
@LordPhobos6502 2 роки тому
This protocol sounds amazing! I was wondering if you can use bluetooth or wifi at the same time as esp-now? Thanks for the video 🙂
@urmassaar8608
@urmassaar8608 Рік тому
wow it really works! Very good job👍
@harryhino2267
@harryhino2267 2 роки тому
Thanks heaps. This is going to come in very very handy. Any idea how ESP-NOW handles collisions??
@usefulelectronics
@usefulelectronics 2 роки тому
Nice tutorial. I have always wondered what ESP-NOW is. ESP-NOW can save a lot of hardware and software work to let several CPU talk to each others. The number of applications that can be done with such an interface is endless!!. I still wonder if an ESP32 can connect to WiFi and communicate over ESP-NOW at the same time. Thank you again for sharing your work
@zyghom
@zyghom 2 роки тому
yes it can but it is a bit more complicated - so you might have i.e. 5 sensors, that measure, send over ESPNow, go to sleep, then 1 device that receives them all, don't go to sleep and instead send all the received data i.e. to your web server or home assistant over wifi/your router
@hanshaerdtle4682
@hanshaerdtle4682 2 роки тому
@@zyghom I have tried but ESP32 seems not to connect to WiFi...? Maybe ESP-NOW controls the WiFi?
@hanshaerdtle4682
@hanshaerdtle4682 2 роки тому
I've tried several combinations but since ESP-NOW is a separate network and service from the standard WiFi they can possibly not run concurrently. If any of the modules is connected to WiFi, the ESP-NOW service isn't working any longer, showing "Delivery Fail". I wanted to use the WiFi for OTA. Maybe Bill has an idea?
@TerraMagnus
@TerraMagnus 2 роки тому
I'm grateful for you making these videos. I'm pretty well-steeped in the IT side of things, with Linux servers, Docker containers, etc. These embedded systems are uncharted territory for me and what you're doing is making it more accessible. If you're looking for ideas for content, I think something that would really make this corner of DIY much more accessible would be to start intentionally curating a playlist of "Electronics 101: Start here!" and "ESP32/ESP8266: Start here!" to really break down a curated path for getting started, really understanding how it all works. Your workshop is impressive but also daunting. Another valuable series might be "Bootstrapping your workshop" for folks who are approaching this maybe more casually or as beginners in this field. It can be a little hard to know what steps 1, 2, and 3 are vs. feeding my ADHD and just bouncing all over the place without having the fundamentals down.
@jeffro.
@jeffro. 2 роки тому
Dude, there are plenty of books (and probably websites) out there already! Let the guy do his thing. I know I wouldn't want to be responsible for teaching a self-proclaimed "ADHD" Idjut how to do electronics, how to solder, etc. Teach yourself, like so many of us did. It's really not that hard. Especially if you're just learning digital stuff, you won't need to spend hours futsing around with temperamental analog circuits trying to figure out why they don't work, only to eventually discover the gain on your op amp needs to be less.
@TerraMagnus
@TerraMagnus 2 роки тому
@@jeffro. throwing slurs at people for having different brains is a dick move.
@ydidiyaassefa5415
@ydidiyaassefa5415 2 роки тому
great video thank you so much really help me.
@nicoladellino8124
@nicoladellino8124 Рік тому
Very nice video, TNX.
@andreaswolfesberger6140
@andreaswolfesberger6140 2 роки тому
Very usefull, I love it, thank you very much.
@danielkreuzer8980
@danielkreuzer8980 2 роки тому
You are simply the best! :-)
@senorjp21
@senorjp21 2 роки тому
Great detail. I heard about the routerless communications but never saw how it actually works. I suppose WiFi is not available simultaneously? Thanks
@capohd28
@capohd28 Рік тому
Interesting. I did the exact same project in Micropython, and had issues with reading the sensor (DHT11 on both) on cold boot. Warm boot had no issue. Then I tried it with Arduino IDE and it works perfectly on cold boot. Micropython is my preferred language, but I guess the load of the interpreter when booting up causes issues initializing the sensor. Even tried putting delays in and it didn't help. Almost like the bootup causes a hang on the sensor itself. Thanks for this video!
@Abc-sl1nf
@Abc-sl1nf Рік тому
That was a good one! Would you do a video on Xbee Lora from Digikey? They have a 1W module with a range of 60 miles.
@kevinadam9944
@kevinadam9944 Рік тому
Great videos.
@velizyhills
@velizyhills 2 роки тому
Congratulations, good work, I appreciate your pedagogy. Thank you. Christian Velizy France
@mikemonti968
@mikemonti968 2 роки тому
Can ESP-NOW and WifiManager be used togther to make the remote sensors report to a web page ? Maby an example of this usage. Thanks for the great lessons and examples.
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