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5 ESP32 projects that replace smart home gadgets you'd otherwise pay a subscription for
Why pay a premium for smart devices when an ESP32 and some cheap sensors can do everything for a fraction of the price?
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I gave my ESP32 a second job as an RF analyzer, and now I'm not buying a dedicated spectrum monitor
Peek at the radio frequency activity at home.
When you start developing electronics or IoT devices using the ESP32, the first problem you face is, "Which ESP32 should I ...
Hello everyone. Have you ever thought, 'I want to take my ideas and turn them into an original gadget'? However, when you ...
A simple ESP32 open-source project brings Tamil and English voice assistant with spoken replies and smart-home controls.
Explore the new Petoi Quaddle robot dog, featuring LEGO integration and open-source flexibility. Discover its unique ...
Instead of stored poses, the ESP32-S3 works out every joint angle from where each foot should be, using inverse kinematics ...
These are the smart products our editors actually use in their own homes, from Philips Hue bulbs to the Matic robot Vacuum ...
Web flashers do the hard part, so you can skip straight to the fun.
ISE’s Mike Blackman explores how open standards like Matter, local AI hubs, and edge processing are bridging the gap between DIY devices and pro installs.
An integrated AIoT platform deployed in a Tunisian olive orchard combines real-time fuzzy-based water quality assessment with ...
Build a custom smart home dashboard in just two hours using a 13-inch Android tablet, Home Assistant, and Claude AI to bypass ...
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