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Martin Fasani

Interested in electronics, IoT and programming ESP32 Espressif boards. 3D printing & part time designer and backend developer

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Who I Am

I enjoy fiddling with electronics and bits. Also designing stuff and 3D printing.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

To read about interesting projects from people that usually knows much more than myself

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  • Personal blog, electronics and portfolio

This user joined on 08/04/2018.

My Projects

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Remora is a simple pseudo animation language that receives UDP short commands to launch LED Animations
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Remora

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The FS32 is a digital Polaroid that uploads the photo instantly to the cloud
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ESP32 WiFi instant Camera

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Long-life battery powered photo frame that renders a Screen every morning and goes to sleep - CALE.es WebService to render Bitmaps
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CALE Low Energy Eink Calendar

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Use this RGB Leds that are in your garage to build your own Lights. As simple as Leds, Ω and soldiering (To be safe max. 30 mA per GPIO)
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ESP32-MeshKit custom RGB LED Lamps

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Powered by an ESP32 this inefficient, imprecise and over-engineered digital clock can be a great learning resource for ESP-IDF beginners
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Epaper Deepsleep digital clock

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udpx is is a technology to transport data over WiFi to microcontrollers, supporting decompression
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udpx

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Projects I Contribute To

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Using e.g. ESP32 and cheap camera to make a remote monitoring device that can watch things e.g. meters, gages, etc...
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Low cost / low power sleep / WiFi Camera

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ESP32 + ePaper = Kindle
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DIY ePUB Reader

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Things that are created using Espressif boards

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  • Home automation using Alexa, part I

    01/03/2019 at 05:31 • 0 comments

    Starting to play around controlling things with Alexa, using partly ESP32 libraries, partly some Chinese elements like Sonoff that is just a WiFI chip.

    So this is just one of the targets, an old DDR times, coffee grinder branded AEG. Model: Noisy

    Result here:

    https://twitter.com/martinfasani/status/1080553388323020803?s=21

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Things I've Built

IoT E-ink display

This E-Ink dynamic display is powered by a ESP8266. It connects to the local WiFi and reads calendar entries with the goal of displaying last Meetings in the meetings room or send web screenshots. More: https://fasani.de/iot/iot-e-ink-display/

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Using e.g. ESP32 and cheap camera to make a remote monitoring device that can watch things e.g. meters, gages, etc...
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Low cost / low power sleep / WiFi Camera

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I always wanted a large, affordable E-Ink screen to play around with. This board talks to cheap E-Reader replacement screens with an ESP32.
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EPDiy: 9.7"/6" E-Paper controller

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Just for the sake of making it happen, I've designed an open-source TOMU form factor ESP32 design. It fits in a USB Type-A port.
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FEMU - An ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth board in TOMU form

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A kick-ass high-power ARM board with everything you need -- and small enough to fit in your pocket.
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Thunder Pack

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Make an open source smart speaker for daily use
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Smart Speaker from Scratch

YihuiYihui

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Printed desk toys demonstrating the function of a tourbillon for those that can't afford a stratospherically expensive mechanical watch
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3D-Printed Flying Tourbillon Models

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Tomographic scanner using my X-Ray machine, a simple motor to rotate the object and a reconstruction software
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X-Ray CT Scanner

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Clock that chimes on the hours, halves, quarters
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Chiming Clock

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A split, ortholinear, ergonomic keyboard. Oh yeah, and it's open source. But I didn't design it.
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I'm Building an ErgoDox!

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Electromechanical Movement
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MagTime

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Open-source, modular, portable computer system.
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OpenPDA

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RemoteDebug: Advanced Debugging to Arduino WiFi projects
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Still debugging WiFi projects, only by Serial ?

JoaoLopesFJoaoLopesF

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Put your images on a SD card and display it on your fridge
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ePaper fridge magnet

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ESP32 + ePaper = Kindle
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DIY ePUB Reader

Chris GChris G

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This project will be the access point for my nRF24L01+ (mesh) network.
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nRF24L01+ network internet access point

PeetselectronicsPeetselectronics

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This is my first PCB. It does stuff, but not too much stuff.
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TrinketThing

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Open-source, easy, cheap and modular solution to create connected LED Strip lighting Based on RPI server, esp32 and LED strips
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Pixled Connected LED Strips

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We're going for it now, 612 LEDs, 51 of them controlled by a single IS31FL3733 chip
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LEDodecahedron

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