The Donald Duck hypnotizing machine with IoT
Note – the full code is available on my GitHub page, so I will only illustrate portions of it here. … More The Donald Duck hypnotizing machine with IoT
Note – the full code is available on my GitHub page, so I will only illustrate portions of it here. … More The Donald Duck hypnotizing machine with IoT
I gather that you have already seen part 1, part 2, and part 3, and are just as surprised as … More Using the UDP protocol with an ESP32 and Android Studio, Part 4
In the previous episodes of this trilogy, I showed you the general idea of using UDP (User Datagram Protocol) to … More Using the UDP protocol with an ESP32 and Android Studio, Part 3
In the first episode of this three part saga, I gave you a basic overview of the workflow when working … More Using the UDP protocol with an ESP32 and Android Studio, Part 2
Heltec is a Chinese company that makes all kinds of SoC (system on a chip) devices. Their ESP32-based SoCs appear … More How to use the Heltec OLED display on the ESP32
The ESP32 is a wonderfully versatile tool. As it has WLAN and Bluetooth on chip by default, as well as … More Using the UDP protocol with an ESP32 and Android Studio, Part 1
It’s been quite a long while since I wrote last. Things have been moving rather fast and far since the … More The all new 3D + Robo Lab
I’ve been fooling around with ESP32s and a bunch of sensors lately, as you may have seen from my previous … More Low cost, low impact queue monitoring system
or, bumbling your way into IoT The Internet of Things is currently on everyone’s lips. It’s the facilitator par excellence, … More How to enter the Internet of Things
So, now that you have installed MicroPython and connected to it via PuTTY as explained in the previous post, it’s … More Moving on from Arduino to ESP32 – Part 3, uPyCraft and Blink