I purchased i-shunfa g9 bulbs, knowing that there was no simple integration in home assistant. However, recently I saw that the remote and bulbs worked in a similar way to milight bulbs so I tried the GitHub - sidoh/esp8266_milight_hub: Replacement for a Milight/LimitlessLED hub hosted on an ESP8266 esp8266 project to attempt a connection.
The result is that these are not milight protocol bulbs.
So I thought about the remote.
I have opened it up and it seems to be an rfc8154p chip. I am not pretending to know much about electronics but have esp32s and esp8266s, with nrf24l01 transceivers, that I could use to sniff out the remote commands. However, I guess it would need to be a fairly easy to implement project for me to carry it out. I am open to trying.
I am attaching images of the remote front and board.
Any ideas, based on the chip/board used, as to whether I can identify and then utilise the transmitted commands, perhaps with esphome or arduinoid/platformio.
