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4 old gadgets an ESP32 can rescue and make useful again
Dusty clockwork and wired doorbells become networked tools when tiny ESP32 modules add internet time and smart triggers.
Dango Dynamics dove into the process of building a physical alternative controller for Chop Chop Together's gamescom showcase ...
The promotional video for CircuitMess’s new MAKERphone 2.0 kit notes that today, smartphone users depend on their mobile ...
Implantable bioelectronics have long promised a future of battery-free medical devices that sit quietly inside the body, ...
A pocket-sized circuit board measuring just 25 by 25 millimeters could change how researchers build wearable health devices.
KryonOS is a small JavaScript-powered OS that turns a supported ESP32 development board with a touchscreen into a standalone ...
A helically braced telerobotic catheter enables stable endobronchial imaging and interventions in breathing lungs.
EWatch is an open source, fully programmable ESP32-S3 smartwatch for developers who want full hardware control.
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An ESP32-S3 can pretend to be a normal USB device, and it's one of the most useful tricks it can pull
It can double as a rock-solid macro pad ...
Brook Gaming introduces the Brook StarRay Wireless Controller, combining native PS5 support with an Xbox-style asymmetrical ...
Numark's Bluetooth DJ Controllers, Party Mix III and MixTrack Go, are now available online: Here's how to find, shop, and buy ...
Jim Bruges' Rubber Duck-ify instant camera uses an Arduino to edit photos with local AI and print them instantly on thermal ...
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