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Build Your Smart-home Voice Assistant With Esp32 Terminal

This DIY Alexa Project with ESP32 offers a straightforward and accessible guide, providing comprehensive instructions for creating and configuring your very own intelligent voice assistant for your smart home.

Raspberry Pi Home Security System With Hexabitz Modules

In this project, we will be combining the power of Raspberry Pi, Hexabitz, and a Pi camera to create a motion detection camera system.

Ethernet-enhanced Lora Gateway: Minimizing Delay

The project titled "Ethernet-Enhanced LoRa Gateway: Minimizing Delay, Maximizing Security" focuses on the development of a LoRa (Long Range)

You Can Bus Build This Vehicle Monitor System Too!

This project by Hayden Roche use Notecard and the Adafruit M4 CAN Express to monitor CAN bus for messages with particular IDs and upload those messages to the cloud.

Node-red Telegram Bot With Temperature Logger Part-1

Will guide you to node-red integration with telegram bot to send temperature data.

Create An Automated Trash Can With Raspberry Pi Pico

This project is a trash can designed to accompany you wherever you go. It harnesses the power of two key components: the Raspberry Pi Pico and Arduino. If you're seeking a solution to streamline your waste management process, I'm confident you'll find this project quite appealing.

Diy Digital Desk Clock With Elecrow Esp32 Screen

ESP32 Display can do a sea of projects. Today I wanna share a desktop clock project which automatically updates time and weather information. Using Elecrow’s ESP32 display to build your own IoT projects!

Make Your Mobile Phone Using Elecrow Esp32 Terminal Screen

Embark on an exciting DIY adventure with our mobile phone project, where we'll guide you through the process of crafting a functional phone call feature using the Elecrow ESP32 terminal screen and a 4G module, complete with a simulated mobile user interface.

Programming Propane: Espnow And Fire Shooting Walkway Lights

To feel more awesome and badass, I upgraded my suburban walkway lights. Instead of typical bulbs, they're propane canisters with solenoid valves, high-voltage arc generators, and esp32 microcontrollers using ESPNow. This local network lets me command them to shoot fire on cue in my yard.