Galagino arcade cabinet on a Cheap Yellow Display (CYD)
Have you ever wanted to take a peek inside your code to see why it's behaving the way it is? With this guide you can!
Advanced internet weather station (5day forecast), and Internet Radio that you can easily make yourself thanks to the Elecrow display module
ST7789 screens are really cheap and can display photos and images. Let's see how to do this without an SD card!
An ESP32 board will read pres and temp from BMP280 sensor and log the readings to Google Sheets. Furthermore, we'll also send email alerts.
Want to control every device from everywhere with a mobile phone or PC just for $5? Follow this ready-to-use guide!
Building synthesizers on the ESP8266.
A little solar-powered E-Ink weather station that fits in a window frame.
An ESP32-S3 based retro gaming handheld running Retro-Go
This project gives Intruder Alert, Door Open Alert, Gas Leak Alert, Smoke Alert and Fire Alert on Telegram Application.
Automatically check the water meter counter.
If you're passionate about WiFi security, ethical hacking, or ESP32-based gadgets, then this project will be one of the coolest devices you’
An animated Mario clock that can be a retro decorative object for any environment
Say goodbye to library errors & delays! Build an ESP Offline Programmer to flash ESP32/8266 firmware anywhere, no PC needed. Fast & reliable
The Broadlink RM1 that I acquired over the years stopped connecting to my WiFi, so I decided to hack the unit to use an ESP8266.
An impressive self-setting clock build from extremely simple hardware thanks to the Nano ESP32 and Micro-Python.
An upgrade for my deck / Christmas lights controller.
In this tutorial, I am going to teach you about IoT based Home Automation using the ESP8266 WiFi module.
A handheld version of Galagino based around a Cheap Yellow Display (CYD)
Send data from Arduino Uno board to ESP32 serially using UART Communication protocol.
Scan, select, attack any wifi network nearby and get the password.
Will guide you to mine the crypto via ESP32 Controllers.
This is my take on an open source alternative for a Stream Deck (start at $120). FreeTouchDeck will cost you about $20 including shipping!
This project would show you how to stream the video from ESP32-CAM module to PC and then do the object detection there.
