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Meet ESP-SparkBot: An Open Source AI-Powered Desktop Companion
ESP-SparkBot is a compact AI-powered robot built on the ESP32-S3, offering voice interaction, image recognition, and multimedia capabilities.… |
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Tracking ESP32 Devices with Google’s Find My Network
Losing a device can be frustrating, but services like Google’s Find My Device and Apple’s Find My make it easier to track lost items using their… |
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Breaking Barriers: Espressif's ESP32-C5 Brings 5 GHz Wi-Fi to IoT Devices
The ESP32 series of microcontrollers is one of the go-to choices for projects where performance and connectivity are a priority, all while… |
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Tactility Brings App-Based Functionality to ESP32 Microcontrollers
Changing apps on your phone or computer is simple, but doing the same on an embedded system usually means reflashing the entire firmware, which… |
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Lopaka App: A Free Tool for Streamlining Graphics and UI Design for Arduino Projects
Lopaka is a robust web-based tool designed to simplify graphics design for embedded systems. Originally gaining attention through a Reddit post,… |
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ESP32 Debugging made Easier with GPIOViewer
Debugging a circuit on a hardware level is always challenging, especially when coding is involved. It would always make… |
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Protectli UPS: A Hackable Open-Source UPS Solution
Ryan Walker from Interrupt Labs, in collaboration with Protectli, has developed a new open-source uninterruptible power… |
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Espressif Sets the Pace with Bluetooth Mesh Protocol 1.1 Support
Espressif Systems just announced the latest Bluetooth Mesh Protocol 1.1 supports for its… |
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Espressif Launches ESP ZeroCode: Streamlining IoT Firmware Development Without Coding
Espressif has introduced the ESP ZeroCode Platform, an innovative web application aimed at… |
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ESP32-P4 – New SoC from Espressif with Numerous IO-Connectivity and Security Features for HMI and Edge Computing IoT Applications
Espressif Systems has announced the upcoming… |
