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Learn how to use CMake with ESP-IDF to configure, build, and link projects for the ESP32 manually and without relying on idf.py ...

Learn how to make HTTP GET requests from an ESP32 microcontroller using ESP-IDF and low-level BSD sockets in this ...

I'll show you how to get started with the Espressif IoT Development Framework (ESP-IDF), the official Espressif toolset for building ...

Welcome to the first episode of my new series — “How to Program an ESP32 Board with a Built-in Display.” In this part, we'll go ...

Learn how to build a robust WiFi driver for ESP32 using ESP-IDF from scratch. This tutorial breaks down the ESP-IDF WiFi stack ...

Components Used: ESP32 8 Channel Relay Module Jumper Wires Power Supply Watch till the end and follow for more smart ...

Meet the ESP-FLY, a tiny yet powerful *ESP32 micro drone* you can 3D Print or build from PVC and control with just your phone ...

SunFounder focuses on STEAM education, offering open-source robots, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi kits to help users worldwide ...

It seems many people like this board.I'll guide you through setting up LVGL, designing a simple UI using Squareline Studio, and ...

Choosing your next ESP board? From Wemos D1 Mini to ESP32-S3, this is the definitive 2025 guide to picking the right ESP ...

In this video, I'll show you how to use I2C communication in ESP-IDF to read temperature data from the TMP102 sensor.

Learn how to set up your ESP32 with Arduino IDE in a few simple steps. Install the ESP32 board package, select the right board, ...

Both ESP32-C6 and ESP32-S3 boards offer Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — but don't be fooled by the looks! One runs on a RISC-V ...

Using LCD Display with ESP32 | I2C LCD Connection & Code Tutorial ⚡🖥️ Description: In this video, we show you how to ...

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Discover the all-in-one JC4827W543 ESP32-S3 development board! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll learn step-by-step ...

Today I'm loading HACKING CODE into the ESP32 device… but here's the twist: the same can also be done on a Raspberry Pi!