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This is an 8-channel remote in a compact board suitable for remote ON/OFF applications using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi protocol. The board consists of an ESP32 module and 8 tactile switches connected to various GPIO. The circuit works with 3.3VDC power supply and a Li-Ion battery can be used...

The board presented here is multipurpose hardware which includes the ESP32-Wroom module, 3.3V regulator, 5V relay, Power LED, Relay LED, and connector to program the ESP-32 Module. The project requires 5VDC and consumes 60mA current when the relay is ON. The project can be used in IoT...

Useful Sensors has launched the Tiny Code Reader, a small camera module with an RP2040 chip built specifically to read 2D QR codes. Price at $7.00, this board can be used in projects that involve QR codes. Useful Sensors' co-founder Pete Warden explains, It's designed to be a simple...

Chinese hardware manufacturer MadMachine Limited has introduced SwiftIO Playground Kit, designed to cater to the needs of both hardware enthusiasts and Swift developers. The kit includes two key hardware components– SwiftIO Micro and SwiftIO Playground. SwiftIO Micro is a small but...

The Idea3588S is another SBC featuring the octa-core Rockchip RK3588S System-on-Chip. It features 32GB eMMC flash(Expandable up to 128GB) and 8GB LPDDR4X memory(Expandable up to 16GB). With an additional companion board, this device can support GbE LAN, Wi-Fi/BL 5.1, dual displays, and...

LILYGO has recently announced its latest embedded product the the T-ETH-Lite. Based on a ESP32-S3 module this compact dev board includes an Ethernet port and a microSD card slot for convenient storage. Like other LILYGO boards, this is also based on the ESP32-S3 microcontroller,...

Libre Computer Sweet Potato is a Raspberry-like SBC with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) and USB-C. Based on the Amlogic S905X SoC, this board is designed for industrial and commercial applications. Libre Compute has just unveiled "Sweet Potato," the successor to its "Le Potato" Single...

Asus recently announced its second-generation Tinkerboard, the Tinker Board R2.0. Powered by a quad-core Rockchip RK3288 processor, this single-board computer (SBC) features a Gigabit Ethernet port, dual display ports, and additional camera support. With its credit card-sized form...