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“A 7-Segment Clock that displays the wrong time when it detects someone looking at it. You will need: - Adafruit QT Py ESP32-S2 dev board (or any ESP board with a STEMMA QT connector) - Person Sensor - Adafruit 7-Segment Display with …
“Software no-code/low-code platforms made it possible to create applications, writing only a few lines of code, and in some cases, ¡no code at all!. This reduces development effort and deployment time. This project combines two ideas: no-code/low-code software …
“A low-power E-Paper weather display powered by an ESP32 microcontroller. Utilizes the OpenWeatherMap API. Story This is a weather display powered by a wifi-enabled ESP32 microcontroller and a 7.5in E-Paper (aka E-ink) display. Current and forecasted weather data is …
“I made a custom home automation board from scratch using the ESP07S module and other mandatory components. Story As technology advances, more and more people are turning to home automation to simplify their lives. From smart thermostats to voice-activated assistants …
“A NODEMCU based home automation board with six relays and an onboard AC SMPS for powering the device directly from an AC source. This is a Home Automation Board that is based around the NODEMCU ESP8266 Board and Six Relays …
“A fridge is a piece of kitchen equipment used to preserve food. It uses cold air to reduce the growth rate of bacteria and slow down the chemical changes happening inside the food, keeping it fresh for longer. Big household …
“Now, $70 may sound cheap, but the cost of putting things into production tends to be literally more than the sum of the parts. (That “three months of work” part should tell you something.) It’s a beautiful project. There …
“A Raspberry Pi 4B with an HQ camera, 8-50mm zoomable lens with auto focus and ml for filming RC planes… mounted to a hat.”
“Pingo is a clock that’s all about adding some fun and color to your day! Its name means “I paint” in Latin, and that’s exactly what it does - it paints the color of time. It’s a completely …
“Here is the small demonstration to the pt1000 based temperature sensor and how to use them with your projects. They are cheap and precise. While working with my hot plate soldering project an idea comes into my mind. Why not …