Tag: ESP32

Loud ESP, developed by Crowd Supply, is a portable, open-source ESP32-powered audio development platform with a touchscreen and support for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi networking. Rich audio development board powered by the ESP32 and known as the Loud ESP. The Loud ESP is offered with or...

Wemos, a manufacturer of affordable and easy-to-use electronic boards, has launched its latest creation: the Wemos Lolin C3 Pico ESP32-C3 board. The new board is a successor to the Lolin C3 Mini, with additional features like battery charging support. The Lolin C3 Pico is a small,...

RoomSense IQ is a smart sensor that can detect motion, temperature, humidity, and light levels. It is designed to be placed in any room in your home, and it can help you keep track of the temperature, humidity, and light levels in each room. It can also help you monitor the activity in...

T-Display-S3 is a development board that has ESP32-S3 as the main control chip. It features a color LCD screen that is 1.9 inches in size and two buttons that may be programmed. The connectivity is made possible by the use of the I8080 interface. It also maintains the same design and...

MPY-Jama, created by Jean-Christophe Bos, is a great tool for those looking for a balance between heavy and light IDEs that support MicroPython. MicroPython is an open-source interpreter that runs on embedded hardware, allowing programmers to write easy-to-understand programs for...

A compact embedded board from LILYGO with Wi-Fi/BL5.0 and the SIM7080G module for CAT-M and NB-IoT connectivity has been launched recently. The SIM7080G is an SMT-type Multi-Band CAT-M and NB-IoT module. It is easy to add on to because it has many interfaces, such as UART, GPIO, PCM,...

ATOMS3 Lite is the newest addition to the M5Stack Atom series of wireless programmable controllers. It is based on the ESP32-S3 IoT platform. It is possible to use it as an Internet of Things node, a microcontroller, or even in wearables. It also has a wide range of other applications,...

A wide range of uses is possible for low-cost kitchen scales. They are typically quite basic devices without features like wireless connectivity. Still, Liore Shai made the decision to change that by adding Wi-Fi functionality to an Amazon Basics scale which cost about just $10 shipped...