One of the best and most simplest use cases for an ESP32-based display is a smart home dashboard. Touch or non-touch, it doesn't matter, as a basic display can be used to show information from ...

If you’re even remotely interested in the self-hosting ecosystem, you’ve definitely heard of Home Assistant. Since it’s ...

DIY Raspberry Pi projects bring affordable, private, and customizable upgrades to your smart home, from security to ...

These days, surveillance cameras are all around us, and they’re smarter than ever. In particular, many of them are running ...

Espressif Systems' EchoEar is a compact ESP32-S3 AI chatbot designed for voice interaction and edge AI applications, for ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Turning your home into a smart home is extremely popular – so popular, in fact, that it has become a $28 billion industry in America as of ...

Off to the races? Formula One races, that is. This project by [mazur8888] uses an ESP32 to keep track of the sport, and display a “live” dashboard on a 2.9″ tri-color LCD.

More than 50 elderly people have been discharged from Forth Valley Royal Hospital to return to their own homes in recent weeks, thanks to a project that is using £2 million of NHS funding to provide ...

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