Electronic Specifier is giving visitors to its electronica 2026 booth the chance to win an Arduino UNO Q development board.

Why pay a premium for smart devices when an ESP32 and some cheap sensors can do everything for a fraction of the price?

Every ESP32 sensor I've built for my smart home has the same lines at the top of its config: a Wi-Fi block, an API key, and ...

When you start developing electronics or IoT devices using the ESP32, the first problem you face is, "Which ESP32 should I ...

Hello everyone. Have you ever thought, 'I want to take my ideas and turn them into an original gadget'? However, when you ...

A round-screen ESP32-S3 desk clock that plays your own voice clips as reminders, with BLE WiFi setup and reminders that ...

Munich on November 10, and edge lab LIVE! (ELLi) runs all four days in Hall C5 at Messe München. Two key areas of focus are ...

Keeping track of the weather is a critical task requiring high-speed data collection and coordination between weather tracking and reporting teams. This data is essential for various sectors, ...

Arduino VENTUNO Q combines 40 TOPS AI computing, dual-brain architecture and real-time control for advanced robotics, machine ...

Build six awesome ESP32 projects using open-source code. Create a working pulse oximeter with an OLED display to track your ...

Smart blood pressure monitors that sync to an app usually cost more than plain ones, and many push your readings into ...

I was looking for a fun home lab project to try over the weekend and realized it's been a while since I last made something with an ESP32 board. I have a few different boards among my supplies, ...