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I gave my ESP32 a second job as an RF analyzer, and now I'm not buying a dedicated spectrum monitor
Peek at the radio frequency activity at home.
Last time, I was using an Arduino Nano, and I thought about just adding a Wi-Fi module to make it wireless.However, I had an ...
There's still a place for learning to code the old-fashioned way, and it's more fun than you think.
Skip complex C++ libraries. Discover how the DFRobot WIAnode streams real-time wireless IoT sensor data to TouchDesigner and ...
Replace awkward remote-control cables with a licence-free ISM radio link. Ready-made modules make it quick to build.
Van Wood Rétro: a vintage-style wooden mini-van controlled via Bluetooth from an Android smartphone! Created by the robotics ...
The open-source IoT RedBoard combines an ESP32-P4 processor with an ESP32-C5 wireless companion, while providing KiCad design ...
Hao Wen's Crescent City Dev Board Aims to Offer a One-Stop Shop for Compact Espressif ESP32 Projects
Breadboard-friendly development board includes a tiny 0.96" OLED screen, battery support, and solderless expansion capabilities.
How-To Geek on MSN
Home Assistant speaks infrared now, and this $10 ESP32 is all it needs
No account, no app, no internet—just an IR LED and ESPHome.
Don’t miss the Electronics Weekly roundup of all our latest news from Electronica, the bi-annual event running from 10-13 November in Munich. Electronica is the world’s biggest electronics show, and ...
When you start developing electronics or IoT devices using the ESP32, the first problem you face is, "Which ESP32 should I ...
That’s right, DIY VR is a thing, and with a couple hundred dollars in components, plus many hours of your time, you too can enter the immersive world of virtual reality while also experiencing the ...
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