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Tiny, Hackable Telepresence Robot for under $100? Meet Goby - [Charmed Labs] are responsible for bringing numerous open-source hardware products... - https://hackaday.com/2025/04/17/tiny-hackable-telepresence-robot-for-under-100-meet-goby/ #telepresencerobot #crowdfunding #telepresence #tinypresence #robotshacks #arduino #webrtc #esp32 #goby #fpv
Hackaday · Tiny, Hackable Telepresence Robot For Under $100? Meet Goby[Charmed Labs] are responsible for bringing numerous open-source hardware products to fruition over the years, and their latest device is an adorably small robotic camera platform called Goby, curr…
Any #LoRaWAn & #esp32 people here? This person has a problem, and he's just starting, but already knows a lot. Yes, he did RTFM. https://pol.social/@m4ver13/114355111507624766
Pol.socialm4ver13 (@m4ver13@pol.social)Załączono: 2 obrazy
Hi everyone,
I just soldered my very first (succesful) pcb for #LoRaWAN end device, for this design I used XIAO #esp32 s3 and Wio-e5 module. I based my schematic on the Wio-E5 documentation, just adapted it to esp-32. Moving forward to my problem, I just cannot communicate with Wio-e5. I uploaded example code I used for communicating with grove lora-E5 (which I believe is the same thing, I'm not entirely sure if the firmware is the same.) but it just doesn't send any data.I tried communicating via AT commands, but that also failed. I really tried to find any more information in documentation but I just give up for now. Thanks for any help.
Just to make it clear, first schematic isn't mine, it's the one included in wio-e5 documentation, second one is mine.
ESP32-P4 Module vs. Raspberry Pi 4 & Raspberry Pi 5: Can it beat the Pi? 
Check out this amazing comparison to see how the Waveshare ESP32-P4 Module stacks up against the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5.
https://youtu.be/TxylqSIgyC8 or googled https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=TxylqSIgyC8
#ESP32 #RaspberryPi #TechComparison #IoT #SingleBoardComputers #TechReview #IoT #SingleBoardComputer
In my latest #Zephyr video, I demonstrate how to connect OpenOCD to GDB and perform step-through debugging. It takes a little bit of configuring, but the toolchain is worth it for #embedded #programming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGTtMYa7IiM
Reading the #Remeha #CAN bus (Elga Ace All-in-One) using an #ESP32 with a SN65HVD230 CAN transceiver.
Since all ESP32s have a CAN controller on board, it only requires a tranceiver for the actual physical connection to the bus, so the required hardware is minimal.
Now all I have to do is decode the data...
Brewtools, makers of amazing brewing hardware 
, just released a new firmware (over the air!) for their fermentation control system — featuring a performance boost and new translation support
Their touchscreen UI runs on an #ESP32-S3 and is #MadeWithSlint 
https://www.instagram.com/brewtools/p/DIgcTwkuTqR
InstagramBrewtools on Instagram: "A new FCS firmware is out again! (V0.5.6) featuring a major performance increase with a lot of other features.
Full changelog:
- Language support (Norwegian) - More coming soon
- Major performance/response enhancements
- Custom mapping of relay outputs with relay testing function.
- Pressure sensor can now be calibrated
- Improved pressure regulation algorithm
- Added threshold for pressure regulation
- Added override features in pause menu
- Added "skip to next step" in quick profile mode
- Cleaned up settings, reduced to 8 pages
- Added support for heating control on relay 1-3 when ext. relay is disabled.
- Improved density sensor integration. Mandatory "set OG" for each session
- Calibration of density sensor can be done at the same time as session/batch OG is set
- Updated UI library framework
- Minor Bug fixes and enhancements
Enjoy!"31 likes, 1 comments - brewtools on April 16, 2025: "A new FCS firmware is out again! (V0.5.6) featuring a major performance increase with a lot of other features.
Full changelog:
- Language support (Norwegian) - More coming soon
- Major performance/response enhancements
- Custom mapping of relay outputs with relay testing function.
- Pressure sensor can now be calibrated
- Improved pressure regulation algorithm
- Added threshold for pressure regulation
- Added override features in pause menu
- Added "skip to next step" in quick profile mode
- Cleaned up settings, reduced to 8 pages
- Added support for heating control on relay 1-3 when ext. relay is disabled.
- Improved density sensor integration. Mandatory "set OG" for each session
- Calibration of density sensor can be done at the same time as session/batch OG is set
- Updated UI library framework
- Minor Bug fixes and enhancements
Enjoy!".
A Cheap Yellow Display Makes A Video Walkie Talkie - The ESP32 series of microprocessors with their cheap high-power cores and built-in... - https://hackaday.com/2025/04/14/a-cheap-yellow-display-makes-a-video-walkie-talkie/ #cheapyellowdisplay #walkietalkie #videohacks #videophone #esp32
Hackaday · A Cheap Yellow Display Makes A Video Walkie TalkieThe ESP32 series of microprocessors with their cheap high-power cores and built-in wireless networking have brought us a wide variety of impressive projects over the years. We’re not sure we&…
New server, new #introduction -- I'm still the same old calcifer or cal from hackers.town, but the castle has been rebuilt
Old nerd with a passion for resiliency and software/hardware in constrained environments (like #arduino, #esp32, and similar embedded systems). Also #queer, #polyamorous, and #autistic #dad
No patience for authoritarians, bigots, or bootlickers. Rights are for all people.
I've been trying to edit this library by @tobyjaffey so it can be used to toot a picture with an #ESP32 Cam.
But after several hours of figuring out how to write the right http requests to upload and post an image, I have to admit that this challenge is out of my league. 
GitHubGitHub - ringtailsoftware/lyuba: ESP32 Mastodon TooterESP32 Mastodon Tooter. Contribute to ringtailsoftware/lyuba development by creating an account on GitHub.
Hacking a Cheap Rechargeable Lamp With Non-Standard USB-C Connector - The “USB C” cable that comes with the Inaya Portable Rechargeable Lamp. (Credit: T... - https://hackaday.com/2025/04/12/hacking-a-cheap-rechargeable-lamp-with-non-standard-usb-c-connector/ #reverseengineering #teardown #esp32 #usbc
Hackaday · Hacking A Cheap Rechargeable Lamp With Non-Standard USB-C ConnectorRecently [Dillan Stock] over at The Stock Pot YouTube channel bought a $17 ‘mushroom’ lamp from his local Kmart that listed ‘USB-C rechargeable’ as one of its features, the …
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Leider habe ich aktuell das große Problem beim ESP32-C3, dass die default Partition im Flash zu klein ist um ein paar KB, sodass ich beim compilen eigentlich eine andere Partitionstabelle wählen müsste, womit dann aber OTA Update verloren ginge. Hier werde ich noch schauen, was ich alles an Speicherplatz noch einsparen kann, da gibt es noch sehr viele Ecken, wo was geht. (gzip, sachen statischer bauen, mehr generalisieren usw usw)
Auf dem "normalen" #ESP32 und #ESP8266 klappt alles aber noch :)
My first WiFi based OBD-2 car diagnostic tool - WiCAN PRO. It is based on ESP32-S3 platform and runs open source firmware.
As usual, testing on 
simulator first 
A very belated writeup.
https://renaissance-design.net/2025/diy-esp32-presence-detection-ruined-by-a-web-developer/
Renaissance Design · DIY ESP32 presence detection ruined by a web developer | Renaissance DesignI’ve been on a bit of a quest recently to retrobodge smart home functionality into a 1930s house. This is the story of how I tried, failed and unexpectedly succeeded in building a custom presence…
I knew there was some level of canbus on a car, just never thought of tapping into it to make instrumentation or plot params.
It's a long video, some fits and starts as he troubleshoots hardware and then isolates data. First five minutes and then jump to 33 and then 45 minute marks if you're in a hurry.
The graphics library he used:
https://docs.lvgl.io/8.0/intro/index.html
Did some tinkering last night and got a RISC-V ESP32 hosting a small website using bare metal Rust¹ over Wi-Fi.
https://forge.wezm.net/wezm/esp32-website
¹ With the exception of the binary blobs that are part of esp-wifi-sys
#JournalEverything head scratch time. S2-MINI #ESP32 isn't reading the state of the bypass or reed switches, nor the alarm loop. I've checked continuity and voltages.
#JournalEverything Back working on the bike shed alarm. I've disconnected the old #D1-mini board from the shed panel, and brought the guts back to my desk. Confirmed that the S2-mini board does in fact fit, and powers up h #yay! Now I need to get this one paired with the CYD off the internal panel and check I've got the right IO ports defined (they are different from the D1) and that everything works properly. I mean, it worked on the breadboard but everyone says that... #Arduino #ESP32 #DIY #ESPNOW
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I got curious how much power my MicroPython Sensornode was using and it sips power. Just under 100 mA peak.
So from left to right: SPS30 PM sensor, SCD40 CO2/temperature/humidity sensor, AHT20 + BMP280 sensor (both do humidity/temperature), Waveshare ESP32-C6-Pico and a KEWEISI KWS-1902C Type-C USB Tester UPM.
