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ESP32
Firmware, library, or project built for Espressif ESP32 or ESP8266 microcontrollers.
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The board opens its own Wi-Fi hotspot and appears in the phone's Screen Mirroring
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Program an off-the-shelf ESP32 board or set up a Raspberry Pi with our device SDKs
- ESPARGOS/esp-sdr1.2K
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The firmware captures raw I/Q samples from the chip's own receiver and sends them to your computer over USB or UART.
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Open source. Print the body, plug the ESP32, servos, OLED, and speaker into the main control board, flash it, and it joins your Wi-Fi.
- Twotoz/C5VRX486
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Ultra-minimal, zero-CPU 5.8 GHz analog FPV video receiver using ESP32-C5 Wi-Fi 6 PHY MODEM_DIAG
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A SoundFont (SF2) synthesis component for DIY electronic instruments, built on ESP-IDF.
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All of these are small ESP32-S3 boards: a microcontroller (a tiny computer that runs one program, the "firmware") with a screen on it.
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This code provides a library that can build a mesh network between ESP8266 devices that will allow all nodes to communicate
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Add AirPrint / AirScan support to your old printer, using just a cheap ESP32-S3
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personal AI voice assistant on ESP32 - wake word or knob, any OpenAI-compatible brain
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description:
Add AirPrint / AirScan support to your old printer, using just a cheap ESP32-S3
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A SoundFont (SF2) synthesis component for DIY electronic instruments, built on ESP-IDF.
- ESPARGOS/esp-sdr1.2K
readme:
The firmware captures raw I/Q samples from the chip's own receiver and sends them to your computer over USB or UART.
readme:
All of these are small ESP32-S3 boards: a microcontroller (a tiny computer that runs one program, the "firmware") with a screen on it.
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An ESP32 microcontroller wakes on a schedule, connects to Wi-Fi, downloads a piece of art and shows it on a 13.3" color e-paper panel.
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The speech recognition runs entirely on a $10 microcontroller: no network, no
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Infrared gesture-based BLE media controller for AtomS3R and PAJ7620U2; C++ firmware
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宗主由两部分组成：一块 ESP32-S3 屏幕开发板，和一个跑在你电脑上的后端。
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personal AI voice assistant on ESP32 - wake word or knob, any OpenAI-compatible brain
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The board opens its own Wi-Fi hotspot and appears in the phone's Screen Mirroring
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