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[UPDATE]
The product is live on crowdsupply, do share and support. We are offering it at special campaign price of $12 including free world wide shipping! Grab some soon to get on first batch of 100.
https://www.crowdsupply.com/explore-embedded/hornbill
https://www.exploreembedded.com/wiki/Overview_of_ESP32_features._What_do_they_practically_mean?
Hornbill is feature rich, in this tutorial I try and explain the specifications and what they mean to use the chip in your project.
blinky.mp4Hello world and Blinky together! Simply multitasking with ESP32MPEG-4 Video - 244.75 kB - 12/24/2016 at 11:14 |
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We have written and Arduino library for AWS IOT based on the work done at ESP-IDF. This enables connecting Hornbill ESP32 as well as other ESP32 boards securely with TLS 1.2 with the AWS.
The tutorial on setting up the account and using the lib can be found here: https://www.exploreembedded.com/wiki/index.php?title=AWS IOT with Arduino ESP32
I am excited to announce that the crowdfunding campaign for Hornbill is live!I am excited to announce that the crowdfunding campaign for Hornbill is live! The most important info at this point for you is that;
The Hornbill ESP32 Dev board is available only during the campaign at $12 including worldwide free shipping! We have already ordered major parts
for the first batch of 100 boards, that will be shipped out first. So grab one as soon as you can.
There are lot of other options to, check the campaign here:
I made a small app and hardware for a BLE-IR remote with ESP32. Please check the details here:
ESP32 is not just a BT/BLE Wifi Module, it's dual core processors can do more, it is capable of buiding simple devices on its own. We built a simple Indoor Air Quality logger.
Read more with the link below:
Check the detailed text tutorial here:
https://exploreembedded.com/wiki/Hello_World_with_ESP32_Explained
Well, as we know. Eclipse is notorious to setup. Once done it is powerful beast for development. Embedded Systems development has not moved as swiftly as web or other software development has. I think eclipse when set up properly can bridge this gap a little. This tutorial is for windows, but should work with lesser steps on MAC and Linux.
https://exploreembedded.com/wiki/Setting_up_Eclipse_for_ESP-IDF
Windows does not have built in 'make' environment. Hence I did a tutorial on setting up the tool chain on windows with lots of pictures. Check here:
Today the two I've ordered through crowdsupply arrived :) THanks, they're looking great :)
I would like to contribute to the project somehow, possibly through Arduino tutorials.
I have had quite a bit of experience with the esp8266, you may see in my projects I have a current product based on it.
:) The ESP software development framework is under active development and it will stay so for sometime now. We think the it needs a lot of help from community, so trying to contribute by making bare-metal, free rtos and arduino tutorials. If you'd like to be updated on it please sign up here.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctDit51-u4OmfBGbxc0enECy7_3mYRsQswM52lOBp-lfIoNw/viewform
I will post a link to campaign sign up page once it is up.
Thanks!
Sandeep Patil
geekstips
allexoK
Valeria
mine arrived today, Austria :)