As Hackaday revealed, this one comes with an E Ink display, a secondary OLED panel, and a keypad made of soft silicon that is encased within a see-through case.

Even with current technology, scientists continue to work how we keep track of time, and nuclear clocks could be a major step forward.

The ESP32 Internet Radio from Poland-based maker, The MicroMaker, is a simple hardware kit that combines the LilyGo T-Display S3 Development board with an I2S audio breakout module and other ...

Enhance your ESP32 projects with the ESP32 Heltec OLED Logger, a powerful logging utility designed for the Heltec ESP32 platform. This application simplifies the process of logging messages and ...

With "ESP32 and the IoT," you will learn how to connect a device to the IoT so it can exchange information with servers and other devices.

ESP32 OLED alarm clock that syncs with Google Calendar. Features: Shows the time and first event of the day. Learns the alarm time from Google Calendar. Piezo and/or haptic to wake you up. Button ...

We’ve covered plenty of clocks powered by the ESP32, but this one from [Marcio Teixeira] is really something special. Rather than driving a traditional physical display, the microcontroller i… ...