Exciting news! The German Make magazine has spotlighted our ePulse Feather C6 development board in its latest issue. Join us as we explore this recognition and what it means for the maker community.
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Since we launched the ESP32 Color Kit Grande Starter Kit in 2023 it has been a big success. Now we have taken the time to add illustrations to the step-by-step guide to make it even easier for you to assemble.
Continue reading ESP32 Color Kit Grande – New Illustrated Step-By-Step Guide
The ESP32 family of chips never ceases to impress; with just a few lines of code, you can turn an ESP32-S3 board into a WiFi dongle, connecting a host computer to WiFi via USB. Or you can run a script to infiltrate a target computer. Additionally, you can turn it into a memory stick with a WiFi interface.
Continue reading Spicy Prototypes: ESP32-S3 Pendrive The ESP32-S3 is endowed with two noteworthy USB features that its predecessor, the original ESP32, lacked: USB OTG and USB CDC/JTAG. This blog post delves into the platformio.ini settings that govern the USB behavior of the ESP32-S3, with a particular focus on logging in CDC/JTAG mode.
Continue reading USB Settings for Logging with the ESP32-S3 in PlatformIO In an earlier blog post we described how to use the ePulse dev board to send messages over ESPNow to achieve ultra long battery life. Now we wanted to test our new development board – the ePulse Feather – with a similar setup.
Continue reading ePulse Feather & ESPNow: A Dream Team
In this short video we are showing how easy it is to turn the Icon64 into a beautiful word clock.
Continue reading Icon64 – Word Clock In an earlier blog post, we presented tricks to increase the battery life of your typical ESP8266 or ESP32 application. In this blog post, we show you how to prolong your device’s battery life from 7 months to 44(!) months.
Continue reading ESP32 – Ultra-Long Battery Life With ESP-NOW One ESP32 alone is already a powerful microcontroller. But what can you do when you have two modules built into one device? In this blog post, we discuss applications for the ThingPulse ESPGateway
Continue reading The ESPGateway – Part 2: Applications Did you ever get to the point where one ESP module just wasn’t enough? In this article, we are going to present the ThingPulse ESPGateway and why we designed it this way.
Continue reading The ESPGateway – Part 1: Design The ESP32 has a lot more internal RAM than the ESP8266 had. You can extend it even more by addressing up to 4MB of external SPI RAM memory. In this article you will learn how to use the PSRAM in your projects.
Continue reading ESP32 – How To Use PSRAM