Tag: ESP32

In an effort to optimize the Linux kernel developer and tinkerer Naveen Kumar, has successfully run a lightweight Linux-based operating system on an Arduino NanoESP32. In the past few years, we have seen many unimaginable projects with ESP devices and the pocket-sized Linux PC is not...

Soldered Electronics has announced another Inkplate embedded device, an open source and Arduino-compatible e-paper display module– Inkplate 4 Tempera. The Inkplate 4 TEMPERA features a 3.8-inch e-paper touchscreen with a resolution of 600x600 pixels. It comes with built-in front...

Youtuber Paul Price has built what could be the smallest and most functional ESP32 DEV board possible. The board contains the ESP32-C3 SoC, a few passive components, and a USB connector for programming. Impressively, he could fit all that on the tip of his finger. In his video, Paul...

In recent times It was unveiled a number of ESP32 series boards with TFT or E-Ink displays especially from a company like LILYGO who as of last year, introduced the ESP32-S3 WiFi and Bluetooth LE T-Display S3 IoT development board with 1.9-inch color LCD, and made another new entry this...

Undoubtedly, the ESP32 has become one of the most popular development platforms over the years. That is why the developer's community has used this microcontroller to build many cool boards like UNIT DualMCU, Banana Pi Centi, M5Stack CoreS3, Seeed Studio XIAO, and many more. But what...

Wokwi is an innovative online simulator designed to cater to the needs of Arduino, Raspberry Pi Pico, and ESP32 enthusiasts. But the developers have not stopped there; you can also use this simulator for your custom boards. With Wokwi, you can start coding your next IoT project in...

Inkplate 5 is an open hardware that innovates the e-paper displays offerings. With its 5.2-inch e-ink (e-paper) screen and fast refresh speed, this board offers an excellent solution for projects requiring low-power, high-quality visual displays. The manufacturer has designed the...

With so many development boards available in the market, it is piquing to find a board with scope for versatility and heavy processing power. Additionally, the target use cases involving ESP32 generally require more I/O for data transmission, and RP2040 projects lack support for WiFi...