Summary
This project is a cooling system that utilizes three microcontrollers to manage different functions for improved performance and modularity. One microcontroller handles Wi-Fi connectivity and monitors ambient temperature using a sensor. The second microcontroller controls the fan adjusting based on inputs from users. The third microcontroller powers a user-friendly Human-Machine Interface (HMI), allowing users to view temperature readings and manually control the fan. This system showcases how distributed control across multiple microcontrollers can enhance reliability, flexibility, and real-time responsiveness in cooling and automation applications.