The device uses a PCB that integrates an ESP32-C3-mini with the CO₂ Sensor (SCD40). The PCB also has connectors for the ...

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Code for loading configuration file from SPIFFS In a recent video, [Proto G] shows a clever way to use WiFiManager to make configuring your ESP32 project easier for end-users.

Hackaday recently featured an article on student projects from Professor Ilya Mikhelson's spring 2022 ELEC_ENG 327: Electronic System Design II course.

EsPiFF ESP32-WROVER microcontroller with RP2040 The T-Display AMOLED Touch ESP32 board represents a significant enhancement, offering new opportunities for your projects.

This 3D-printed Game & Watch uses an ESP32-S3 to keep everything running In a post on the ESP32 subreddit, user slowlane1 took to the stage to show off their really cool project. It's a DIY Game ...