<ul><li>Ian Peterson created a wireless motorized fader named OSCillator for lighting control in theater, using the ESP32 microcontroller.</li><li>The fader communicates via WiFi with other lighting hardware and is designed to work with lighting consoles on the network.</li><li>It allows for automatic control changes and updates the fader's position based on commands received from lighting consoles.</li><li>This DIY project provides a useful tool for wirelessly controlling lighting cues in theater or film productions.</li></ul>

Building a Wireless Motorized Fader For Lighting Control

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