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Add Bluetooth to Arduino and ESP8266 easily using RYB2340 module
I’ve been testing out the RYB2340 Bluetooth module, and it’s honestly one of the simplest ways I’ve found to add wireless control to Arduino or ESP8266 projects. In this video, I’ll walk you through ...
The Artemis Watch 2.0, made by CircuitMess, is a $129 programmable smartwatch designed less as a gadget you wear and more as something you can digitally rebuild into your own creation.
The annual show for the embedded electronics supply chain showcased many innovations in edge AI and connected, intelligent systems that can perceive and act in real time.
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This $5 ESP32 board is the ultimate choice for DIY smart home projects
It's why DIY smart home projects suddenly got cheap (and actually doable) ...
Measuring just 43 x 44 x 3,2 mm, the modules combine an AI processing core, a microcontroller unit, and integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity in one device. According to Mads Fischer, European ...
Volos Projects recently showcased an easy-to-reproduce, inexpensive DIY ESP32-S3 Internet radio based on a Waveshare ESP32-S3-LCD-1.54 development board ...
IKEA just launched new smart home lights and sensors that work with Google Home, plus a $10 Bluetooth speaker that keeps ...
Samsung's history in the smartphone arena is one of constant innovation. Not all of the Korean tech giant's ideas are good (looking at you, Bixby), but it has consistently been willing to throw ...
It’s a common ritual: whipping out those calipers or similar measuring devices to measure part of a physical object that ...
Microchip Technology has announced the LX4580, a 24‑channel mixed‑signal IC designed to streamline high‑reliability actuation control systems for aviation and defence applications. The LX4580 is ...
The Mchose L7 Pro+ is a wonderfully lightweight competitive gaming mouse that has an absurdly cheap price tag for what it offers, despite its clicks being a little stiff to release and it lacking some ...
[Matt Denton]’s SpoolBot is a surprisingly agile remote-controlled robot that doesn’t just repurpose filament spool leftovers. It looks exactly like a 2 kg spool of filament; that’s real filament ...
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