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Use an ESP32’s built-in DAC to generate voltages and waveforms, visualize oscilloscope art, and turn fruit into a musical instrument.
Build a Mecanum-wheel robot car with ESP32 boards, joystick control, NeoPixel indicators, and bidirectional ESP-NOW communication.
Build an ESP32 or Arduino air-quality monitor by wiring, calibrating, and comparing readings from gas, particulate, temperature, and humidity sensors.
Program the Raspberry Pi Pico W with the Arduino IDE, connect it to Wi-Fi, and control LEDs and servos through a web interface.
Build a dual-boot workstation with Windows 11 and Ubuntu 22.04, configure boot options, and share data between both operating systems.
Learn how linear power supplies work, then design and build a variable 2–20 VDC, 2.5-amp bench supply with safety-focused construction.
Use a round GC9A01 LCD with Arduino and ESP32, then build a pair of animated eyeballs driven by two displays.
Use an ESP32 with I2S peripherals to capture microphone audio, play MP3s, and build a stereo Wi-Fi internet radio.
Use hardware, pin change, and timer interrupts on Arduino Uno to write more responsive, timed, and efficient microcontroller code.
Use an ESP32-CAM and MicroSD card to build simple, motion-sensitive, and time-lapse cameras that save images.
Wire and code Arduino projects with single and multiple 7-segment and dot-matrix LED displays, including MAX7219 modules.
Build private ESP-NOW peer-to-peer networks between ESP32 boards without Wi-Fi or a router, ending with a multi-sensor remote temperature monitor.
Use a PS3 game controller and the ESP32-PS3 library to wirelessly control LEDs, motors, a servo, and a robot car.
Turn a Raspberry Pi Pico into an Arduino Uno-style prototyping board with reset controls, power indicators, and external-power support.
Configure ESP32 Wi-Fi credentials through WiFiManager’s web interface, replacing hard-coded settings and persisting custom parameters across device restarts.
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