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Getting Started with ESP32-P4X-EYE: ESP32-P4 Vision Development Board Vision development boards are useful when an embedded project needs to combine image capture, local display, audio… |
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Maker Builds an Offline Wikipedia Using an ESP32 Board and Its Built-In microSD Card Slot to Store Data Alun Morris’s Offline-Wikipedia using ESP32 is an open-source project that turns the inexpensive ESP32-2432S028, commonly called the “Cheap Yellow… |
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ESP32 Video Player: SD Card to TFT Display Playing smooth, full-motion video on low-power microcontrollers has been challenging due to memory and processing… |
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How to Build an IoT-Based Parking Space Detection System Using Raspberry Pi and CircuitDigest Cloud Everybody likes weekends. On weekends, you often drive with your family to crowded places like malls, theme parks, or… |
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How to Make a Raspberry Pi Waste Segregation System Using CircuitDigest Cloud Running, running, every day, we keep running to work, school, and college. In this busy routine, many of us do not even have enough time to eat… |
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How to do Object Detection with Raspberry Pi Using CircuitDigest Cloud What if a device could see the world the same way humans do, seeing objects, recognizing them, and understanding what they are in real time? Just… |
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How to Build Helmet Detection with Raspberry Pi Using CircuitDigest Cloud As adults, it is our duty to follow traffic rules, and the most important rule is to wear a helmet while riding a two-wheeler and not to cross the… |
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How to Build a Face Detection System Using a Raspberry Pi and CircuitDigest Cloud When we see movies, we often see scenes where a villain uses a gun with a face detection system that automatically… |
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This DIY Voice Recorder Uses AI to Turn Spoken Ideas into Summarized Notes A maker recently built a compact portable voice recorder designed specifically for capturing ideas before they are forgotten. Instead of relying… |
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HackyFi: The Pocket-Sized Hacker’s Toolkit HackyFi, one of the tiniest yet most capable USB-C development dongles built for hackers, makers, educators, and security researchers. Powered by… |
