Now You're Playing with Multiscreen Game Boy Power — 9 of Them!
All it takes is an ESP32, a Raspberry Pi, and 10 Game Boys.
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Bluetooth Talking Unicorn Head
Brian Lough’s hacked unicorn head talks with the help of an ESP32.Read now -
Release Your Stress with This Punchable Device
Work stress got you tense? Release that tension with Erika Choe's Adafruit-powered One Minute Punch Break device.Read now -
Lunar Lander Model with Inertial Tracking
Handheld lunar lander module features IMU, camera, and Wi-Fi capabilities for base station trackingRead now -
This E Ink Pen Holder Displays a New Quote Each Day
Hamed Taha's epoxy ePaper pen holder looks great and provides inspiration while sitting on your desk.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 -
Build a giant Spooky Eyeball
When this giant, spooky eyeball finds little ghouls, it won't let them get out of its sight.Read now -
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
