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ESP32 E-Paper Weather Display

A low-power E-Paper weather display powered by an ESP32 microcontroller. Utilizes the OpenWeatherMap API.

ESP32 E-Paper Weather Display

lmarzen
111K
paperd. ink

Open-source e-paper development board

paperd. ink

robertlangdon
1.5K
Cibus Tabula, Alexa Voice Interface to E-Ink

A voice interface, Alexa skill, sent data to a Node-Red Rest API, it stores my food list in a MariaDB table. Show it in a ESP32 eink device.

Cibus Tabula, Alexa Voice Interface to E-Ink

Ángel Cabello
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Otosan Maker
5.0K
Build Your Own Ultra-Low-Power E-Ink Dashboard

If you love to be always up-to date but hate blinking LEDs, ads, notifications, and constant power draw, his project is for you!

Build Your Own Ultra-Low-Power E-Ink Dashboard

Doctor Volt
4.4K
EPaper Link

Another Epaper with ESP32 that display calendar, weather, and can display image collected from server

EPaper Link

Kuitin
1.7K
Driving the reTerminal E1002 7.3" Color E-Paper with Rust

Bare-metal async Rust on Seeed's reTerminal E1002 using esp-hal, Embassy, and epdsi to drive the 7.3" Spectra 6 color e-paper, microSD, and

Driving the reTerminal E1002 7.3" Color E-Paper with Rust

Mariusz Jurgielewicz
22
Smart City Maps

Live city maps on 7-color e-paper: traffic, weather, local time and low power. ESP32 + cloud automation = functional art!

Smart City Maps

Jon G. Aguado
209

Turn the ESP32-S3-powered reTerminal E1003 into an AI voice memo board with speech-to-text, reminder extraction, and touch interaction.

Turn a 10.3-Inch E-Paper Display into an AI Voice Memo Board

Mengdu
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Mason
189
Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) 230v to 5v

Designed a compact 230V AC to 5V DC regulated power supply circuit for mobile charging applications using rectification, filtering, and volt

Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) 230v to 5v

C M S Chandrashekhar
117
Driving E-Paper Displays with Rust on the XIAO ESP32-C3

Using the Seeed XIAO ESP32-C3 ecosystem and the open-source epdsi Rust crate to drive e-paper displays.

Driving E-Paper Displays with Rust on the XIAO ESP32-C3

Mariusz Jurgielewicz
39
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