Welcome to the New World of ESP
ESPboy is an open-source, open-hardware, portable, modular gadget you can build yourself for 12$ and 1 hour to use for retro gaming, game-dev, or as an IoT platform for education and fun. OSHWA certification record Openhardware.io record Try electronics and Read More
What is the best way to experiment with drones? One could purchase a large and expensive model, and potentially end up damaging it, property, or even themselves, or you could go for miniature drones that can be purchased cheaply and Read More
Currently www.esp8266.com has a giveaway of a scope-meter for June 2019. Mustool MT8206… looks very cool! Specifications of meter here. See more details here: https://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=167&t=19842
Not sure if this has been covered here, but ciccioCB has released a very cool rapid deveopment suite for the ESP8266. It is packed with very cool and easy to implement features that will get your projects up and running Read More
Hello IoT’ers! We’re very excited to share our new IoT device with you! We’ve created a secure, affordable and universal IoT gateway device for use by anyone, to control anything, from anywhere! It’s called the Pebl. Fingoti want to explore Read More
We @Elkrem.io built a bitcoin library -AKA Koyn- with a simple and easy to use API that allows you to connect your hardware with the bitcoin network. You can find the library here Library Documentation We also built a vending machine that Read More
John Edmarks Bloom’s and Jeff Leiberman’s Slow Dance inspired me to make a 3D Zoetrope kit, and the ESP was my first thought for the controller. The RGB strobe lights and motor are controlled by a custom board with an Read More
Seems Espressif Systems has received as of today approval for FCC ID 2AC7Z-ESP32WROOM32U Details of the FCC application can be found here. This module has an external WIFI and Bluetooth antenna connection and no on-board antenna as seen in earlier Read More
These are going to be popular!! Buyer beware…… These devices are the new SONOFF touch panel switches, they replace standard light switches and work at 90VAC to 250VAC. I have nothing against SONOFF they have very nice ESP8266 equipped devices….. Read More
CoRE is a hackable, easy to use ESP8266 development kit. It fits into a USB-A port like a memory stick. Designed with size in mind, it is one of the smallest ESP8266 development boards in the world, but also one of the Read More