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When this giant, spooky eyeball finds little ghouls, it won't let them get out of its sight.
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Turning an Apartment Into a Giant Cheshire Cat Face
The Cheshire Cat Apartment Building was designed using 1,100 RGB pixels, a few ESP32 modules and three power supplies.Read now -
Mini Macintosh Classic Keeps Track of YouTube Subscribers
The Mini Macintosh Classic was designed around an ESP8266 microcontroller and features a 128x128 OLED display.Read now -
Red's Highly-Adjustable 3D-Printed Smart Desktop Fan Links an ESP32 to a Smartphone App via Blynk
Housed in a 3D-printed chassis, this fan offers two-axis motion, oscillation, and even speed control from a companion app.Read now -
Easy as Artificial Intelligence
Level up your machine learning skills by building this open source water meter monitor.Read now -
Aaron Christophel's ESP32 Tool Can Take Over, Wipe Common ePaper Electronic Shelf Labels
Electronic pricing labels may be handy when it comes time to update them, but security isn't at the forefront of their design.Read now -
The Engine Doctor: An ESP32-Based Web Viewing Interface for Critical Engine Parameters
Use your smartphone web browser to view engine performance and sensor data.Read now -
Bitluni Powers Six LED Projectors Using a Single ESP32 Microcontroller
The ESP32 is housed on a PCB populated with Bitluni’s old VGA boards, which were tweaked to run six 640x400 mono projectors.Read now -
This Surreal Art Installation Lampoons Our Lack of Privacy in the Internet Age
Chris Combs's Maelstrom art installation demonstrates just how insidious data collection and sharing really is, so that you’ll wake up.Read now
